On Friday night The American and I headed west for a weekend
at home. The sun was still blazing allowing us to look out onto the Cotswolds
before the sun dipped behind their hills. We arrived to cups of tea in the
kitchen and excited conversations with my Mum and Dad before Mum decided she’d
had a long enough day already. Quite frankly I had too having been up at the
crack of dawn for a photoshoot here
so headed to bed ready to start the weekend with a fresh face.
May is my favourite month for a number of reasons; the
country side is that wonderful fresh, citrus green colour, the air is warm with
a delightful cool breeze and it’s my birthday. Our weekend was spent walking
the dogs, exploring the beautiful bluebell wood and enjoying early birthday
celebrations. We also hopped over to Herefordshire and ate at the gloriously named The Bunch of Carrots; a charming country pub set in the rolling hills.
I realise I’ve written about the bluebells before
but I just can’t get over how beautiful they are, it stuns me every time. So
here are some more snaps; a little taster of our quiet weekend in the
gloriously sunny Worcestershire countryside.
Tomorrow I turn 24 (a mad thought, even more terrifying to
my parents) and will be celebrating with some friends at Three Six Six on St.
John’s Hill. I’ve never been before but have high hopes for its cocktail list.
The American and I are off to Rhodes at the beginning of June and can’t wait.
Must hit the gym.
L.
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