I’ve been in a bit of a panic ahead of the Easter holidays because we’ll be moving house. Only a couple miles from where we’ve been living but obviously rather lots to organise. I’m looking forward to future morning runs on this nearby road through the woods.
Luce and Theo are rather worried about us leaving Fred the pheasant behind. He now rushes over to me every time he hears me filling the bird feeders. Earlier this week I showed a day in the life of our bird feeder and how Fred gets so close I have to be careful not stepping on him!
On Tuesday I went seeking pink and found airy fairy.
After Luce had her riding lesson on Wednesday, she held a tiny rescued baby bunny. It had been found hurt that morning behind a bin. This coming week we’ll find out if Letty survived her ordeal.
The next day, while Luce was in her ballet class, Theo played and climbed in the playground outside. A few hours later he finally lost his first tooth.
All prepared for the solar eclipse…which the clouds then hid from us.
The day looked so promising on an early morning walk when I passed this ancient barn. There’s something about clear blue skies and a rising sun that makes you want to be outdoors all day long. But the clouds came out so we went to a country pub for a long lunch indoors! We finally saw lots of baby lambs in a field on the way back….but I’ll save those pictures to share later this week. I’ll let Letty the bunny remain the star baby in this week’s photo diary.
This is week 12 – March 15th to 22nd, 2015 – of my weekly photo diary and also part of Project 365. Wishing you spring sunshine in the week ahead x
76sunflowers says
What a lovely week. I always love your photos and the road through the woods looks like a good one to run. The eclipse was a bit of a disappointment but the clouds parted just a little bit here for a quick peek!
Kriss MacDonald says
I’m actually looking forward to some runs with music in my ears in the wood lane.
Sarah MumofThree World says
Bless that poor baby bunny! Hope she survives. Good luck with the move! I don’t envy you at all!
Kriss MacDonald says
I keep wondering if I should call and see if she made it through. Catch 22 in that I’m dreading move but also very excited to finally get all my stuff out of storage!
You Baby Me Mummy says
Aw gorgeous pictures! Really stunning x
Kriss MacDonald says
Thank you Aby for your lovely comment
Jaime oliver says
Aww wow that peasant is so so beautiful! .. hope your move goons well lovely x
Kriss MacDonald says
Fred the pheasant is doing rather well with his daily feeds chez nous!
Suzanne says
Stunning photographs Kriss. I love that cute little bunny, I do hope he survived. Moving again? You’re a glutton for punishment! I love the look of that gorgeous, windy road though – the road to somewhere rather than nowhere, I hope!
Kate Davis says
Love the pictures of the sun coming through the pink flowers and the path through the trees.
Good luck with the move.
katie says
great photos Kriss, I find your shots so calming! good luck with the move x
ClearlyBex says
Lovely photos from the week, I hope the bunny has survived. Good luck with your house move, dont let it become stressful, its a new adventure!
Sara (@mumturnedmom) says
That first photo is just amazing, I would love it there. Good luck with organising for the move, it will be nice to get your stuff out of storage. Lovely photos of Luce and Theo and I hope the bunny is okay x
Elaine Livingstone says
we did not get to see the eclipse either, too overcast here as well.
Looks like a great place to move to, I could wander through those woods for miles as well.
The pink airy fairy is a fab picture, and hope baby bunny is recovering well.