The craft workshop was a runaway success, I was so so pleased with it all. We have new people in the village and they all came along to meet each other. We are meeting every Thursday night and people are keen to continue after Christmas. I didn't take my camera but will do at the next meeting - and will put details up from the worksheets I am producing to run alongside the practical workshops.
This afternoon we nipped over to Whitby, I was quite excited at the prospect of looking in the shops for Christmas ideas - but I was ddisappointed! What did I buy? A book from the charity shop "Raising an adopted Greyhound" no no no ideas - it is for my Mother in law.
The sky was nice however on the way home!
Pleased to hear that your workshop was really good - well done:-)
ReplyDeleteLovely skies indeed!
Thanks Jabblog - more coming to next one too! lol!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear the workshop was a success, with more to come. What a great way to meet and old and new friends from the village. I want to come but what a commute !
ReplyDeletecheers, parsnip
That is a fabulous photo of the village! All the colours of the roof lines really make it look like a gorgeous fall day. What are the ruins on the hill? A castle or cathedral?
ReplyDeleteI'm so pleased you enjoyed the workshop. It will be fun to carry it on. 2 of my neighbours quilt and we are planning to have a sewing bee on a regular basis.
ReplyDeleteI am very fond of Whitby and that is such a glorious sky :-)
ReplyDeleteDoesn't Whitby look lovely in the late afternoon sun! That's a gorgeous photo.
ReplyDeleteLeslie if you come back to check Denise's comments -- That's Whitby Abbey. It's famous and has a wonderful history. Do Google it. I think you will like what you find.
"The sky was nice"? Nice? It was gorgeous. Then maybe it turned into "nice" but it was bloody marvelous for a while there, I can assure you, even from here.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the skyline with the ruin of the Abbey.
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie’s Guide to Adventurous Travel
The views you share here are gorgeous. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThe picture of Whitby makes me want to up sticks and move. It and the sky look gorgeous. I'm looking forward to hearing more about the workshop.
ReplyDeleteLove the ruin at the top of the hill. I photographed it from another angle when I visited.
ReplyDeleteYou took some lovely photos.
Maggie X
Nuts in May
Was a fun night at the work shop looking forward to next one.Lovely sky pics,I love the the sky.Love Jill xx
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear your craft workshop went well. Love the pics, especially the first one showing the Abbey on the hill. We really will get to Whitby to meet up I promise. x
ReplyDeleteI love Whitby, we only made it once this summer, we should make an effort to go more often. I've heard that retired Greyhounds make great pets.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a great time and I'm looking forward to seeing those photos.
ReplyDeleteCJ xx