After a week of bad weather and waiting inside for deliveries, the girls and I headed outside yesterday to explore our garden, and take a short walk around the area.
The garden is lovely; although it is not huge the previous owner filled with with flowering plants and spring bulbs, so we have daffodils in the front & back gardens, as well as other flowers & pretty plants.
The girls enjoyed a go on the see-saw before we headed out the back gate to explore the green patches near our new house.
We only went for a very short walk, around the block with a detour around the grassy areas, but it took a long time. This is because Lydia, at 13 months old, walked the entire thing, pretty much. I picked her up where it was necessary for safety but that was it.
She fell over a lot, but she was very stubborn and refused any help; she just kept getting back up again and toddling along with the biggest smile on her face!
We may not have been outside for long but it did the girls & I a world of good to get a dose of crisp fresh air, and to stretch our legs. It’s lovely that we have such generous grassed areas near our house, in addition to the park which is just a minute or two away in the other direction!
We got to know our garden a little bit better, too. 🙂
Lovely photos, it just proves that being on your own doorstep can be just as much fun as going out #CountryKids
The girls look like they had so much fun, lets hope more good weather is to come #CountryKids x
YOu havent gone far but I think to her its like a vast place and she looks like she has the time of her life =)
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Looks like a lovely outdoor walk and I love all your spring flowers in the new house. I think it is going to be a lovely summer for you exploring the new local area and Lydia is growing up so fast!
Aww, lovely photos. Good on your little walker. We took our 14 month old out for a walk today. Thanks goodness it was a nice day and we weren’t in a hurry!
How lovely to have a new area to explore. Sweet photos of your little ones making the most of their new surroundings. #CountryKids