It did seem somewhat strange using a map to walk around the town I have lived in all my life! But it was such a lovely sunny day (if not a bit cold in the wind!) that we thought it might present us with a few photo opportunities.

The Bellstone was Darwin’s first introduction to science and geology.

Darwin was christened at St Chads
This is a statue of Darwin outside the towns library
When we got back I made a homemade potato and leek soup and then sat in the garden reading, it was wonderful and the sun was very warm, our garden can be somewhat of a sun trap in the afternoons. After much persuasion Brett came out and gave the garden a much needed tidy. We also planted some new herbs as only one or two survived from last year, so fingers crossed these will do better.


My herbs that have been planted today, Coriander, Mint & Basil





Saturday - As a last minute thing Deb invited me to go with her and Ali to the NEC hobbycraft show, we had a fab day and my experience was enhanced by the fact that I had two expert scrappers to walk around with, who could point me in the direction of some lovely things and hunt out some bargains, which was an absolute necessity due to the fact I was on a very tight budget. It worked out for the best as I didn't spend my money on anything and everything, but was very careful about what I bought.














