Sunday, 19 April 2015

My Week In Pictures #2 - The one where I didn't leave the beach

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Admiring the magnificence of the landscape along the South Coast and wearing my Fab Funky Fibres striped socks for the first time.
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Hanging out in Brighton and shopping in the North Laines. I think my future home needs a yellow mosaic floor like this one.
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Photobooth fun with one of my best friends and lying on the beach after a fish and chip lunch.
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What all English seaside towns should look like (in my opinion) and playing on the 2p machines in the arcade.
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Hanging out at the beach with this frowny pink fellow (freshly liberated from the 2p machine prison!) while Bekah caught up on her reading. Sidenote: How To Be a Woman is well worth a read. I'm a big fan of Caitlin Moran.
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How my garden grows (slowly, that's how). 

In case you didn't notice, I spent most of the week at the beach. The weather has been lovely here on the south coast and I'm making the most of living in a seaside town. Lots of ice cream, lots of beach time. I hope you're having a good weekend - I'm looking forward to a roast chicken dinner and some serious knitting time.

2 comments:

  1. Envy envy! I would like a fish and chip supper at the beach! Brighton is one of my absolute favourite places. I am dying to go to YAK soon!

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  2. I was never a huge fan of the beach, until I moved to Masnou... I close the front door, cross the road, and I'm on the beach. It's amazing! We have little beach bars every 200 yards all long the beach, and I just love spending weekends lazing about in the sun, then chips and beer with your feet in the sand. Bliss!

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