Monthly Archives: July 2009

Freedom

Its all official and legal,my son is finally on the road.When I bought my new car back in sept 2008, my son was about to take his driving test. So I decided to keep my old car for him. Never … Continue reading

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One out of Three !

The Birds may have eaten all my GooseberriesMy Bottle Brush plant has failed to flowerBut at least I have an abundance of beautiful sweet cherry tomatoes.

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Birthday celebrations

During July and August every year its the Cambridge Shakespeare festival .On Geoff’s 60th birthday we went to see the Shakespeare play Taming of the shrew in the gardens of St Johns college.We all enjoyed it so much that this … Continue reading

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Feeling the burn…

I have not done a long bike ride since I met Geoff, and no biking at all in the last year while Andrew has been using my bike to get to and from work. Then a few weeks ago Geoff … Continue reading

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Tray Bakes

When the boys were small I used to make a lot of traybakes.They are ideal for large numbers … for parties, bazaars, coffee mornings and school fetes.I purchased the perfect traybake tin 12 X 9 in so it can be … Continue reading

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Another souvenier..

I just fell in love with these silver Inca men necklaces.Eventually I gave in and bought one but I did a bit of haggling and got a good 20% off the asking price.I also got some matching stud Earrings

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Souvenirs from Peru.

I brought back many souvenirs, this is just one of them. We loved all the wonderful bright Peruvian wall hangings. I could of easily, had hundreds of them, all with different patterns and in all shapes and sizes. But this … Continue reading

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Moray and Maras.

During our week in Cusco we did a couple of day treks. Thinking it would be good training for the Inca Trail. One of these Treks was to Moray and Maras in the Sacred Valley. The Moray Inca Ruins were … Continue reading

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