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My hen party bag |
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After Presecco brunch |
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My 3 little luverlies |
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Rapunzel & the Cheshire Cat |
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Cocktail making class |
A
couple of weeks a go I caught the train from Hemel Hempstead to
Sheffield to meet up with Ada & the rest of her hen party. Ada’s
amazing friend Lisa had arranged a two night stay at the Travel Lodge
and an action packed weekend. We’d paid in full for the weekend
way before Christmas so it felt like a free weekend away. I was
feeling slightly under the weather still, so fortunately Heather &
Edmund kindly helped me out by drinking some of my cocktails &
all my shots at our cocktail making masterclass. I wasn’t looking
forward to Laser Quest, however, it was such fun. We had a Disney
themed weekend and Lisa had got us all Micky Mouse (for the 2 lads)
& Minnie Mouse ears for us to wear. Saturday evening we all
dressed up as different Disney characters to hit the town. I went as
Rapunzel and John had French knitted me some lovely golden locks, which I
sewed onto an elastic head band. I’d never been to Sheffield
before and just need to take John there as it’s an amazing city
with a lovely canal basin. Sunday morning while we were waiting for
all the youngsters to get up I had a lovely stroll along the
Sheffield & Tinsley Canal, sadly we’ve not got a canal guide
book for there, but I’ll be getting one ASAP and plan a trip there
at some point.
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Outside Sheffield Station |
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Sheffield & Tinsley Canal |
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Canal basin Sheffiled |
I’ve
been looking back at my last two winters’ worth of blogs and it
seems mud features heavily in them. We are now moored at Hunton
Bridge, with a beautifully made path, so we’re now in the process
of de-muddying the boat & our boots. Our brother-in-law Paul
strolled to meet us yesterday to help us down a few locks, after a
quick lunch we went to his local, ‘Hunters’ a lovely little pub
near by. Then John took the opportunity to go out with Paul and his
lads in the evening. It’s nice to be moored near Louise &
Paul.
We’ve
got a hectic & VERY exciting couple of weeks ahead with lots of
visitors planned.
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