On the Farm

 

 

 

Last weekend my cousin Chloe and I went to Church Farm in Woodnesborough near Sandwich to make a film about Rhubarb for a project I'm doing on seasonal eating. I was extremely lucky to have Gregory as a contact as not only does his family own a farm, he studies sound design so was able to help me record the interview for my piece! To see (well, hear) his work visit his website: www.thesoundfarmer.com. Chloe said that in my outfit I looked like a farmers daughter, I like to call it Agricultural Chic. We got some really lovely shots and I can't wait to get editing! 

Picnic

 

Picnics are far more fun with the kiddos in tow. A couple of weeks ago my sister and I went to Camer Park with Charlotte, Rebekah and her two cuties, Phoebe and Noah. It was such a great day, I can't believe how sunny March has been.

Sandwich Bay

Last week after a day working at my Dad's office he took me on a walk to Sandwich Bay, it was so peaceful and untouched. It's my new favourite place I think.

This is such a nice song

Don't you think?

Spontaneous Seaside

 

 

On Sunday I celebrated my Aunt's 44th Birthday with family and friends. The next morning we were all suffering (some more than others, red wine and cider are not a good mix for future reference) but it was such a beautiful day that we didn't want to waste it in a pit of despair on the sofa. Instead we jumped in the car and went to Whitstable for some seaside sunshine and it was lovely. We ended up in a hidden gem of a restaurant for a delicious roast dinner which is always a great cure for self inflicted 'illness'. My Aunt Emma is the one carrying the pint of pickled eggs... (Not such a good hangover cure incase you were wondering.)