Tomorrow Al and I are looking after the wonderful Sam for a few days. I'm taking some sewing with me as Sam will be at school during the day. I should have something to share soon. I'll be continuing to work on The Wall (thanks for all your encouraging comments, here and on Facebook) and working on a piece based on the colours of the landscapes we enjoyed, especially the heather and the stunning rowan trees which were heavily laden with deep orange berries.
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
Pony Trekking Video
Tomorrow Al and I are looking after the wonderful Sam for a few days. I'm taking some sewing with me as Sam will be at school during the day. I should have something to share soon. I'll be continuing to work on The Wall (thanks for all your encouraging comments, here and on Facebook) and working on a piece based on the colours of the landscapes we enjoyed, especially the heather and the stunning rowan trees which were heavily laden with deep orange berries.
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Hadrian's Wall,
handstitching,
journal quilts,
Northumberland,
Sam
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Always a pleasure to see Sam. He's done a lot of riding lately...
ReplyDeleteThat lucky little tyke is always enjoyed to the fullest.
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