Another lovely day out, another old building and fun gardens.
Today we met our lovely friends Kate and co, for a jaunt around Moseley old hall courtesy of Kate's national trust membership- thanks Kate!
We never actually made it inside the hall- who cares when there's mud and woods to explore! We fed chickens and ducks and saw a peacock- they are noisy creatures. Really wanted to take Kate up on the offer of a free chicken coop but darling James would have gone nuts- bird phobia!!! I think me and wills will
Convince him in time- maybe when we are not trying to sell the house though chicken poo isn't on the wish list of every buyer
The kids dressed up in 17th century clothes. Chloe looked beautiful as a serving wench and Jordan and L and baby D D all looked swish in theirs too.
I had some brilliant senior moments today- one when I tried to enter the hall through a cupboard- narnia style ahem- slightly embarrassing. And Kate, me and the kids were unable to figure out if an unidentified object was a puff ball fungi or an old sponge ball with lots of dust in it- this remained a mystery unsolved- I wonder! The bookshop man thought we'd gone crazy I think- insisted he was only a book expert- in a kind of 'please stop asking me strange questions and go away' kind of way!
Best bits were the woodland mud kitchen and tree climbing/ den making areas. Did william join in? Do Williams sh*t in the woods? Yes apparently they do! He was otherwise engaged in his business and surveyed the woods alone instead!
Kate and I did a seed swap in the orchard and we lost the nana in the old house while we chased the kids off into the woods. Sorry kates mum!!
Great day, even coped with the tired babes at the end- kinda.
The sun tried, but not quite hard enough today- although Kate and I were definitely in the spirit of spring.
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