Birthday Girl tomorrow

Daisy will be 6 tomorrow.
Our lovely scrumptious big girl.

So grown up, yet still so young.

Daisy, is nearly 6

I set up my lights yesterday for a bump shoot and Daisy allowed me to photograph her very briefly on the white background.

She only stood for a moment and then ran off out into the garden.

She's nearly 6.
It doesn't seem possible.

That puppy i mentioned earlier

Here are a few new pics of a little black puppy.
I photographed Jo's old black Labrador and her new black puppy Labrador.
They were very sweet and quite well behaved.

The Daymark

Ok so all this is a bit out of order, but hey i'm tired and i just want to put some new photos up, so here i go.
On Easter Sunday, before the roast dinner and the egg hunt, we went to see the Daymark.
The Daymark is a navigational aid, ie: it's so huge you can see if from the sea.
Here are a couple of links to info about the The Daymark here and here







Nana and the girls catching their breath, before we realised Tilly has run off.


It was actually only when a man called to tell us that he had Tilly further up the hill that we realised she'd gone missing.
Tilly is deaf now so can't hear when you call her, or perhaps she chooses not to hear.
hmmmm...
anyway we got her back and kept her on the lead.

Crafting and an easter hunt

During this Easter weekend the girls had a bit of crafting and an Easter egg hunt.

This was a big painting kit with paints and brushes and stamps, earlier on there was a lot of gluing and sticking going on.


Marc made a little Easter egg hunt for the girls after roast dinner and they had fun following clues to find the eggs.

We swapped our girls for a greenhouse

Literally.
My mum and dad have a greenhouse each or should i say had a greenhouse each, until this easter weekend. We went down to Devon to take down my mums greenhouse, under instruction from my dad.
We left the girls and instead drove home on Sunday with half the greenhouse.

This is it before it comes down

This is it after it has come down

And this is Daisy dancing on it's grave.