Country Kids: a sunny weekend

Country Kids: a sunny weekend

At last. It has been warm. You won’t be surprised to hear that this has made me very happy!

We had a gorgeously sunny weekend and it saw us spend most of our time outside. It was busy and fun; with odd jobs completed, picnics eaten and Frisbees thrown. It was fabulous.

Now that the snow has gone, the front garden and driveway need some attention. Those leaves that we didn’t quite finish raking before the snow fell… well, they were still there :)

So, on Saturday, my husband headed out to start tidying up, and he was not short of willing helpers.

Sweeping 1

Sweeping 2

Sweeping 3

Sweeping 4

Sweeping 5

On Saturday evening, the kids had their first picnic of the year. This will be the first of many, and I must sort out a table and chairs in the garden :)

Picnic

The picnic was followed by some enthusiastic running around and Frisbee play!

Running 1

Running 2

Running 3

Running 4

Sunday was another beautiful day, so it was back outside. The 8yo and I went for a run and my husband got on with repairing the ice damage to the porch (the railing needed to be put back up). Again, help was at hand :)

Fixing 1

Fixing 2

A rest was needed after all that hard work…

Rest

On Sunday afternoon there was a Ranger led hike at Breakheart Reservation for the Cub Scouts, so the kids headed off with their dad. I bowed out of this one to catch up on things at home, including getting us organised for holiday. Well, making a start at least!

My husband (and the 6yo!) took a few snaps for me. They had a fabulous time on the two hour hike, although the wee girl fell asleep at the end! And, yes, that pond is still frozen :)

Getting Ready

Still Frozen

Backpack 1

Backpack 2

A very hot group arrived back at the house, and refreshment, in the shape of ice pops, was required.

Refreshment 2

Last weekend was a taste of what we have to look forward to. We’re in the UK/Ireland for the next week and a half visiting family and friends, but I know that when we get back to the US, spring will have well and truly sprung and we will be heading back into a wonderful New England summer.

And that is definitely something to look forward to.

I’m linking up with the wonderful Country Kids at Coombe Mill, as always. Click on the badge to see what everyone else has been up to and be inspired to get outside!

Country Kids from Coombe Mill Family Farm Holidays Cornwall

 

TwitterFacebookPinterestInstragramGoogle+BloglovinRSS
Follow on Bloglovin

 

26 thoughts on “Country Kids: a sunny weekend”

  1. How lovely to be finally enjoying the nice weather and looks like the wee girl was enjoying helping sweep up the leaves. I love her dress in the first few photos – so pretty! Glad they all had fun on the hike too – it seems very strange to see the pond so frozen when they all look like they are enjoying some very warm sunshine! #CountryKids

  2. Wow, what a busy weekend! It looks like it was really warm. How strange to still see ice when the kids are wearing Tshirts.
    Hoping you’re having a fab time over this side of the pond this week! :)

    1. mumturnedmom

      It was lovely, and it is always strange to see the snow last into the warmer weather! We’re having a lovely time, thank you x

  3. I’m so pleased you are out of snow and into warmer times. Lovely to see the kids in short sleeves and enjoying their garden space again. Looks like a lovely day of clearing up the remains of the Autumn fall. How exciting to be coming back to the UK, you will be pleased to hear it is lovely here too, I don’t suppose Cornwall is on your list of places to visit?

  4. Its so lovely to see you finally have some sun, every week when I see more snow I feel for you as t starts to drive you mad doesn’t it? Have a wonderful break in the UK Sara, and OMG I want a porch like you, why don’t we have them in the UK they are so pretty x

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Scroll to Top
1 Shares
Tweet
Pin1
Share