Showing posts with label SOS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SOS. Show all posts

Sunday, 2 March 2008

The Tattoine Incident

We managed to actually go Geo-caching again today after what felt like a long break. Our cache of choice was at Tatton Park, was in three parts and was thoroughly enjoyable (The Beecherlings would love this one with it's huge playground and ice cream van at the start and finish of the 2 mile walk). The sun was out as were the deer but unfortunately they were just a bit too far away to take any pictures, normally I would have ventured closer but the wind was biting so I didn't bother. With it being Show off Sunday over at HS:MS I am going to Show Off some of the pictures taken this afternoon.
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A brief moment of peace when we lost the kids, just look how worried we are. The camera was on timer.
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Pete panicking because the log he was sat on was rolling backwards.
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Matt actually finding a cache, he usually gives up looking for anything that isn't in full view.


We found and took this Travel bug that was inside - it's mission is to collect 1000 autographs and travel far and wide.

And finally another card that I made on Friday.
I'm beginning to enjoy this stamping lark.
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Note for Mima and Sue - You wouldn't believe how many full stops were used on this one!!!

Saturday, 1 September 2007

HS:MS - Show Off Sunday No 2

I took this picture a couple of years ago on a dog walk. I love the colours in it as they just scream out summer and it's not been edited at all.


We had a great day yesterday at bowling and the pictures. I went to the pictures with the attitude that "Transformers" was a boy's film and I was going to hate it. How wrong could I have been I LOVED the film it was soooo good. How sad does that make me? It was so full of action from start to finish, it was funny and the story was actually quite good but the effects were totally amazing. I would highly recommend this film for anyone with boys as Kyle was literally sat on the edge of his seat throughout the film. Matt is a bit cool for the edge of seat thing now and spent the whole time in a teenage slouch position but he still really enjoyed the film, or so his grunts told us.

Rach
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