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Back now! We had a lovely time in Devon, though as usual it went too fast! The weather was pretty good, apart from the last couple of days! But we found plenty to do whatever the weather! Rather than boring you with lengthy descriptions, I'm just going to post picspam instead! Dial-up users be warned - there are a lot of pics under the cut! Including a couple of *gasp* me! (And a fair amount of Aedan, obviously, though not exclusively...)
A slightly overcast view of Brixham, where we were staying. It's a lovely old town, full of character! The ship is a replica of the Golden Hind.
Aedan was sleeping in a single bed. Sometimes not alone... (And sometimes he fell out, didn't wake up and spent the night on the floor!)
Buckfast Abbey, which was stunning inside too, but my camera didn't like it!
The steam train at Paignton. We didn't get chance to go on it, but Aedan was quite happy to watch it for ages!
Just being cheeky!
Enjoying the view
Paddling in a nearby cove, on what turned out to be the last day of good weather!
Jupiter is *really* not a fan of the water. This is deep for her!
Hiking back up afterwards
All smiles!
It was raining quite a lot, so instead of the zoo, we went to a place called Bygones. It was an absolute treasure trove of nostalgia. They even had a life-sized victorian street, with model shops laid out just as they would have been. It also moved on to cover up to the 1960s.
I felt old when I saw this - I have that tea set! Same box and everything! Which is strange considering I wasn't born until 1979...
They also had a HUGE model railway. Aedan was *very* impressed!
Swimming in the park pool
Me and my boy. :)
A slightly overcast view of Brixham, where we were staying. It's a lovely old town, full of character! The ship is a replica of the Golden Hind.
Aedan was sleeping in a single bed. Sometimes not alone... (And sometimes he fell out, didn't wake up and spent the night on the floor!)
Buckfast Abbey, which was stunning inside too, but my camera didn't like it!
The steam train at Paignton. We didn't get chance to go on it, but Aedan was quite happy to watch it for ages!
Just being cheeky!
Enjoying the view
Paddling in a nearby cove, on what turned out to be the last day of good weather!
Jupiter is *really* not a fan of the water. This is deep for her!
Hiking back up afterwards
All smiles!
It was raining quite a lot, so instead of the zoo, we went to a place called Bygones. It was an absolute treasure trove of nostalgia. They even had a life-sized victorian street, with model shops laid out just as they would have been. It also moved on to cover up to the 1960s.
I felt old when I saw this - I have that tea set! Same box and everything! Which is strange considering I wasn't born until 1979...
They also had a HUGE model railway. Aedan was *very* impressed!
Swimming in the park pool
Me and my boy. :)
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Date: 2010-08-24 01:17 am (UTC)From:no subject
Date: 2010-08-24 01:33 am (UTC)From:*hugs*
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Date: 2010-08-24 02:45 am (UTC)From:no subject
Date: 2010-08-24 07:24 am (UTC)From:(That said, my first thought concerning Buckfast abbey was "Wheeee! That's where half of my bees originally come from!" *sad headshake* Obsessed much?)
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Date: 2010-08-24 08:37 am (UTC)From:Aedan is looking gorgeous!
And have you ever been to the museum of packaging in Notting Hill Gate? It used to be in Gloucester, it's fascinating!
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Date: 2010-08-24 02:18 pm (UTC)From:Hope you're all doing well! :)
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Date: 2010-08-24 02:29 pm (UTC)From:Looks like you had a really good time.
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Date: 2010-08-25 04:40 pm (UTC)From:Bygones looks like an awesome place. We love going to places like that. Thomas the Tank Engine was big in this household for years. Kidlet would have loved that model railway at that age.
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Date: 2010-08-27 04:58 am (UTC)From:I really must get my ass across the pond sometime. Everything's so pretty!
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Date: 2010-08-28 05:16 am (UTC)From:And yesh e does look a lot like you!
Random comment: From a distance your eyes look more blue than green lol
And you look great! I can really see the effort is paying off! Love the cupcake top lol
I WANNA VISIT A VICTORIAN STREET!!!
Damn...someday i'll do that tour through the places Jane Austen lived and wrote about and all that lol. And one for Oscar Wilde and one for Lord Byron.
Hugs! Miss you!
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