Wednesday…and where am I? Ah…I’m back at my very favourite nursery! Longcombe. Who’d have thought it?! 😁
I’m with Nich and William. As it was Nich’s day off, he suggested that we go there…and I’m not going to refuse such a visit, am I?!
I could spend all day here!
I love to wander into the polytunnels to see what they are growing at Longcombe.
Longcombe is such a source of inspiration…and they have a small cafe; we sat down for an while and talked gardening and things of that sort!
Can you spy what I can spy? Say no more! ( But it has a new home now!)😁
We went back to Nich’s for more nattering, another cuppa etc etc. They’ve made a delightful Easter display for William:
And they’ve also made a display of some of the things that I do with William
William has been here with us, today; he asked to do Easter chicks and so we did some fork painting, amongst other things!
After lunch we got out some rubber stamps…
And then some paint sticks…
And we had a lovely time! 🤣
William was also a great help, showing grandad exactly how to put together a window cleaning device!
What a fun couple of days!
Sweet photos of William, darling little boy :) Lots of great feel-good visuals here. Love all those Easter decorations, flowers and garden art too, Thanks Sal!
ReplyDeleteA day full of gardening inspiration, thoughtful conversation, and hands-on fun. Longcombe seems like a wonderful place to immerse yourself in nature, and William’s enthusiasm for Easter crafts and practical tasks is delightful. There’s something so satisfying about a day spent creating and exploring.
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Sounds a very perfect day to me.
ReplyDeleteWonderful
ReplyDeleteWho had more fun - William or you? Honours ever, I'd say.
ReplyDelete*even*
ReplyDeleteYou had a very beautiful day for your visit. The dragonfly is gorgeous. Did you buy anything else? Xx
ReplyDeleteJust some bird food..sunflower hearts and peanuts!
DeleteThat looks like a lovely place to visit. Plus a very creative crafting session (that looks like an excellent selection of rubber stamps!)
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