William in his deep thoughts at Ivy's house. Look at her Precious Moments collection at the background, which thank God William didn't touch otherwise we wouldn't know how to replace it for her
He takes his bread all by himself while mummy quickly updates her blog before leaving Cardiff
Kids hugging Uncle Kevin before he goes off to work and before we leave Cardiff.
Our rented car for the next 10 days. Vauxhall Insignia.
Our bed and breakfast at Stratford-upon-Avon. Church Farm owned by Marian and Steve Walters. They have a handsome adult son who works on the farm as well
The bunks in our room
Our king size bed and the baby cot
Scenery along the way to town
These are the mafia geese that walks around the farm and can be aggressive. They came at us when they saw us and then two of them bit hubby's thighs. Marian has already preempted us and fortunately we had two long sticks with us to chase the geese away. No serious injury on hubby's well insulated thighs though.
In front of the barn.
William and his stuff
Exploring the "wilderness" going further into the farm where we were told was a lake between two farms. The road was muddy and we all got our shoes very dirty, all except the prince who was carried throughout
Haystack. This is real.
Happy boy. Any difference in his complexion?
William loves to play with the stick
In the barn. These are all new mummy lambs with their babies
In front of the few calves in the barn.
Lambs
Look!
This is a very kind lady we met on our first day at the barn. She's actually a volunteer who spends a week every year to during the lambing season to help the farmers. Here she shows us how to bottle feed a new born lamb
William looks like he's in a rush
Happy mummy
In town. Vic poses next to the famous English post box
I told the kids to pose. See how professional they can get? And it was William's idea to sit on the table
Their smile bring so much joy to our hearts. Big jie jie with small brother
My lunch at the Cox's Yard pub.
At Cox's Yard. The weather was sunny but still chilly. We sat inside.
One of the houses in Stratford. Took this pic whilst on the way to town.
He takes his bread all by himself while mummy quickly updates her blog before leaving Cardiff
Kids hugging Uncle Kevin before he goes off to work and before we leave Cardiff.
Our rented car for the next 10 days. Vauxhall Insignia.
Our bed and breakfast at Stratford-upon-Avon. Church Farm owned by Marian and Steve Walters. They have a handsome adult son who works on the farm as well
The bunks in our room
Our king size bed and the baby cot
Scenery along the way to town
These are the mafia geese that walks around the farm and can be aggressive. They came at us when they saw us and then two of them bit hubby's thighs. Marian has already preempted us and fortunately we had two long sticks with us to chase the geese away. No serious injury on hubby's well insulated thighs though.
In front of the barn. 
William and his stuff
Exploring the "wilderness" going further into the farm where we were told was a lake between two farms. The road was muddy and we all got our shoes very dirty, all except the prince who was carried throughout
Haystack. This is real. 
Happy boy. Any difference in his complexion?
William loves to play with the stick
In the barn. These are all new mummy lambs with their babies
In front of the few calves in the barn. 
Lambs
Look! 
This is a very kind lady we met on our first day at the barn. She's actually a volunteer who spends a week every year to during the lambing season to help the farmers. Here she shows us how to bottle feed a new born lamb
William looks like he's in a rush
Happy mummy
In town. Vic poses next to the famous English post box
I told the kids to pose. See how professional they can get? And it was William's idea to sit on the table
Their smile bring so much joy to our hearts. Big jie jie with small brother
My lunch at the Cox's Yard pub. 
At Cox's Yard. The weather was sunny but still chilly. We sat inside.
One of the houses in Stratford. Took this pic whilst on the way to town. 
1 comment:
Know what? Vic and Wil suddenly grew up in the past week. They are so matured and sooo rosy cheeked. And you too, Irene, gave the UK fine weather a run for its money.
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