A picture paints a thousand words.
On Saturday headed to Sale Water park, a really nice place. The lake there is the result of the M60 being built, so naturally they turned it into a nature reserve. Probably to offset the motorway. Heh. Anyways, its a nice place, really lovely for walking the Wog. You can tell it is in Manchester because you have a pylon. J took a very pretty picture of the said pylon.
Molly even had a swim! The ducks in the pond were poised to attack but I think she scared them away. It was so cute, she got water in her ear mid swim out, stopped, lost the stick, grabbed it again and swam back for reassurance.Oh the last picture is of me before the hair I just got heh. It was also sunny. Hence squintingness.
Today headed over to Wales as it is my Dad’s birthday. We went to the dutch pancake house as planned, which as always, was made of awesome. As you can clearly see from the pancake! My dad thought he would pretend to be Hilter with his pancake. Then some ducks came along to play, with Hens following closely behind. I mean, how can I go home and not see wildlife?
It was a nice day.
The haircut I just recieved was good too. Less hair = yay.
Many hugs all.
Frogs are evil 
Lovely pictures. Sounds like a great visit you had this weekend. The pancakes make me hungry. I like the pictures of Molly swimming and the picture of the hens. You really ran the gamut this weekend! Hope you have a good week!
Aww, thanks. I know. I remember the first time I went there and had two. I can hardly finish one these days! Have a great week too.
They are good pictures. I’m pretty jealous. The first paragraph could have easily been written by Sophie. I would hate it if weekends were longer. Working in a music venue/night club, and a family friendly cafe… well you can just imagine how busy my weekends are!Any time you feel like road-tripping to Leeds, collecting me and Sophie, and taking us to that pancake house is fine by me!
Thanks! True, but then think of how much you would enjoy the days after the weekend. *thinks* ok so you could apply the same logic to weekends. Family friendly cafe? that implys that there are cafes out there which arn’t family friendly, which is an interesting concept. I wonder if they have signs warning families that they will be insulted on entry.And sounds like a plan, Leeds is only a 30 min diversion, then maybe I can get free pancakes for introducing people!
The pictures are great! Who knew you could make a pylon look arty. I didn’t realise you were in Manchester, you’re practically my neighbour!
I know, its good isn’t it! I took a nice one of the hilton hotel which is pretty much a blot on the landscape, I’ll dig it out sometime. Oh good, neighbours who aren’t hundreds of miles away! Where abouts are you from then?