Yesterday was a perfect day. Dry and warm but not overly sunny so we decided to pack up a picnic and drive down to Sudbury Hall and let Ruby have a run around in the adventure playground in the woods. When she decided she was hungry we wandered over to the lake and spread out our picnic blanket. It was a very simple picnic of cocktail sausages, snack eggs and boxes of prepared fruit but in the beautiful surroundings and fresh air it tasted like a banquet.
We paid a visit to the Museum of Childhood which was lovely although I did think the admission charge was a bit steep.
DD at 38 was shocked to see some of the toys she remembers playing with in a museum....lol.
I really shouldn't have but I just had to try the Rhubarb Ripple ice cream on offer....man it was good.
Sudbury Hall has changed quite a bit since I worked there twenty years ago. It's more child friendly and it was absolutely heaving with people which was really good to see.
We must have tired our little munchkin out....she slept until 9am this morning which is very unlike her.
Today Ruby has gone to Trentham Gardens with Aunty DD for a last day out for this week as she is being picked up at 10:30 in the morning to spend the day with Mummy who is off on Saturday morning for an exciting weekend in Dublin.
Ruby will be back with us on Sunday for another couple of nights sleeping over so in the meantime I will probably get some more painting done.
Thanks for all your lovely comments on my last post.
Have a fabulous day.
Sheila-x-
You are having a lovely time aren't you?
ReplyDeleteSound like you have had a lovely time, I love a picnic. x
ReplyDeleteAww it sounds like a fantastic day out! Mmmm raspberry ripple ice cream - I WANT some!
ReplyDeleteA lovely time making memories with your gorgeous Ruby. Rhubarb ripple sounds delicious, it would have been rude not to have some. X
ReplyDeleteSounds like a lovely day out!
ReplyDeleteThank you ladies. It was a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteHugs-x-
There is nothing nicer than a picnic, sounds like you have loads of fun and more to come. My visitors arrive tomorrow, exciting times.
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