I don't think we'll be going out much on the motorbike as the weather is not biker friendly but somewhere out there the weather will be suitable for a bike adventure and I discovered such the other day.
This is the blog of an artist and her new husband (indeed only married a few days ago) on their honeymoon - a bike adventure to Alice Springs. Bridget is an artist and her drawings are fantastic!
I will be following their adventure with great interest - I can certainly empathise with them, so why not pay them a visit and follow too!
By the look on Bridget's face I am sure we will be in for a fun ride!
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can't wait to see the finished kitchen. Your house sounds like ours, a place in constant uproar due to renovating!!
ReplyDeleteGill in Canada
looking forward to more of kitchen saga.
ReplyDeleteI couldnt get the link to work to the honeymoon biker blog
blessings x
Gill,
ReplyDeleteindeed - looking forward to Christmas - a rest for the wicked! lol!
Angela
Thanks for tip off - link sorted now.
I just hope the weather doesn't get as bad as you expect.
ReplyDeleteGreat word and shot for the letter O. I know you must be excited about your kitchen being close to completion.
ReplyDeleteShall visit - at least it will be warm down there.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like the coolest kind of honeymoon :-)
ReplyDeleteRegarding the kitchen, I think it's going to be absolutely beautiful! Our kitchen is actually in the midst of being redone, and I have to keep telling myself how wonderful the final result is going to be (as living without a stove, not being able to use the heat, having big piles of dishes and such everywhere since we had to empty EVERYTHING out, et cetera are not characteristic of happy times ;-))
LOL. Great shot! I look forward to reading about more.
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun?
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
good luck on your kitchen renovation....:)
ReplyDeletelooks like a fun ride indeed!
I'm watching this space!
ReplyDeleteI hope you can put your stove through its paces without TOO much cold weather. My best friend and her British-born husband have left Canada to live in a narrowboat on an English canal, and the idea of a dreadful winter makes me shiver for them.
ReplyDeleteKay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie’s Guide to Adventurous Travel
I can see an adventure of a lifetime.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of orthodontics, that awesome helmet looks like just the thing for protecting expensive dental work. My ABC Wednesday is O is for Oracle.
ReplyDeleteI bet your kitchen is looking fab, can't wait to see the end result.
ReplyDeleteI get shivers with just your mention of cold weather! Kitchen... getting closer...!!
ReplyDeleteBrrr, that makes me cold just thinking about the wintery climes. I'm so glad you will be warm and snug when that happens.
ReplyDeleteA honeymoon on the back of a bike wouldn't be my first choice...sorry.
I am glad that your kitchen will be ready before the first icy winter days. That will be a nice and warm place to sit. I also had a look at Bridget and Jeremy's blog. Great idea to share a blog as a couple.Thanks for sharing and also for visiting!
ReplyDeleteYou are a glutton for punishment with the DIY. Setting a deadline for the completion is always a good idea, but even the best laid plans sometimes go awry. Christmas will be here sooner than you think!
ReplyDeleteGood luck for your kitchen renovation!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to more. That is terrified look.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing your completed kitchen soon.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see your adventure photos next time!
ReplyDeleteOur winter outlook is also for record cold and snow. Wish I had a Rayburn to keep us warm!
ReplyDeleteYou must be very excited about how well your kitchen is coming along!
ReplyDeleteVery nice post! Can't wait to see the new kitchen!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. And thanks for visiting and taking the time to comment.
Caussade, the place where I took the shots of the oddities and where each year in October there is this big flea market, is located in the South of France. It is 80km north of Toulouse, which about one hour drive from this city;o)
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Love that photo.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing the finished kitchen!
Maggie X
Nuts in May
The forecast here is for another winter much like last one - 7 feet of snow. Not happy. :) Anxious to see your finished kitchen. I'll visit the rider bride.
ReplyDeleteOh! hOw very nice tO have a new kitchen fOr the winter. :) I can't wait tO see the pictures.
ReplyDeleteOn my way tO check Out the blOg. Sounds FUN!
Bridget's face says it all I will have to check it out. B
ReplyDeleteYou are going to be so relieved - and maybe unbelieving - when your kitchen is finally completed. Well worth it, though:-)
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