Precipitation in sight
Our walk in the Lincolnshire Wolds with our lovely grandchildren Harry and Milla was as to be expected cut a little short by rain, wind, sleet and snow.
Uploaded08/05/2014 - 22:25
CategoryLandscape / Travel
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Posted 09/05/2014 - 10:09
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I brought my two children up in the countryside (Wales) with similar conditions. My Grandchildren are carrying on this theme too. When they speak of their memories they see them as little adventures at the time. When your Grandchildren look back on these photographs they'll smile a lot I should imagine.
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Posted 11/05/2014 - 10:29
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graysummers wrote:
I brought my two children up in the countryside (Wales) with similar conditions. My Grandchildren are carrying on this theme too. When they speak of their memories they see them as little adventures at the time. When your Grandchildren look back on these photographs they'll smile a lot I should imagine.
I brought my two children up in the countryside (Wales) with similar conditions. My Grandchildren are carrying on this theme too. When they speak of their memories they see them as little adventures at the time. When your Grandchildren look back on these photographs they'll smile a lot I should imagine.
Kids are strange, it can take ages to persuade these two to wrap up and get outside, then they moan when its time to go home. Their toddler brother is the opposite you cant stop him going outside even on the wettest coldest day, trying to put a coat and shoes on is just a waste of time.
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