Showing posts with label Wales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wales. Show all posts

Thursday, 10 September 2015

Wales...where everything smells lush.

 
I went home at the beginning of the week...
 
It takes bloody ages to drive, but now that I'm 26 (over the railcard age), taking the train is no longer an option...

 
It took 6 hours on Monday :(

 
I did make it though...


 
...and it was worth it...

 
These logs are meant to be for my niece and nephew, but (sadly for them) I got to them first...
 
 
EVERYTHING SMELLS LUSH IN WALES.
 
 
And this back yard contains rabbits, too!
 
Aahh
 
 
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Thursday, 26 December 2013

Brynna, Wales: Post-Christmas ramblings/ramble



'Post- Christmas shopping chalking'



YO



(Mum threw them in there because I dropped them on the floor when the car door opened and then stood on around ten trying to work out what I had done...)


'BRANCH OUT'


Be a tree.

(A grape tree. If that is what you like...)


Pick up a stick!


...if pretending to be on a horse with a sword feels like 'branching out' for you...


(Works for some)


I love Brynna mountains



So cleeeeean



Keep on keepin' on


Even when it's windy


And things seem far away




'cause you always get there in the end


and when you do...


...it looks even better at the top for all the effort you made.


'I used to be a church'



Now I'm a place where people come to peer and walk and take photos...



 :)

Boxing Day, 2013

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Monday, 8 October 2012

Cardiff Arcades, Wales: Chalk your problems through with someone/on flower pots


Here I am outside Spillers Records in Cardiff.

It's the oldest record shop in the world.




Today, I came to Cardiff, felt rubbish, ate, walked and then felt good again.




I loves the 'diff




This is where my sister works.


This just made me laugh.

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Saturday, 25 December 2010

Brynna, UK: New chalk box for Christmas 2010




MERRY CHRISTMAS CHALK BOX OF MINE!

After covering the insides of my pockets with chalk all summer, my sister decided that it was time I got "a proper home" for my chalk to live in...