The last few weeks have been lovely, with everyone able to spend some time on the north coast
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Sunrise 9am
The view over the playing fields after I left the kids to school this morning. For those commentors yesterday speculating my husband was purchasing a gift for me on his laptop yesterday ………it was his tax form for the Inland Revenue!
Dulse and Yellow Man from Ballycastle-o!
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25th December – Happy Christmas everyone
A short a sweet post is in order. Christmas Day is almost over, so I just want to share a few images from the last 24 hours. Normal (rambling) blogging will resume shortly. Hoping you had a lovely Christmas Day wherever in the world you were.
Babies and Brochures
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Sunday Morning on the Strand
One of our favourite family activities when we are up at the cottage is to go to Portstewart Strand. It is a beautiful long sandy beach, owned by the National Trust, with the stunning backdrop of Mussenden Temple, and the Donegal hills in the Republic of Ireland in the distance. It is one of the…