
Each time we go up to Town we remark on how the Shard is progressing - it's one impressive building and I am looking forward to visiting the viewing gallery when it finally opens.

The next day, and feeling surprisingly ok, we decided on a local walk - drove over to FIL's house, left the car and walked the 12 miles home


They were all lined up beautifully along the fence but by the time I had found the camera on my new phone they seemed to have got a bit bored with posing :0(
And finally, since I ought to put some knitting in the blog - here's my April Square for the Baker's Dozen
still on the 'Garden of England' theme but instead of flowers and leaves, it's Butterflies though actually the more I look, the more they seem to transform into other insects!
1 comment:
Love the knitting, that's a gorgeous stitch. Well done on the walking, i'm not sure my feet would survive that far, although i used to walk 26 mile cross countries as a teenager. My footsies were younger then. ;)
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