- Sprocket playing on the swings at Nana and Grandpa Sheba's house. We're holidaying up near the Sunshine Coast in Queensland now, and loving the rich greens and gentle light - such a change from the dryness and browner shades of Victoria!
- Poppet about to stroke a friendly horse that came over when we were on our evening walk. Poppet calls all horses 'unicorns' - obviously with invisible horns.
Joining with the lovely Jodi of Practicing Simplicity, for a portrait of my kids once a week, every week in 2014.
Stopping by from the 52 Project -- love it! My son has started calling all horses unicorns, too, as well as all whales narwhals...must be something about the horns, haha.
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Poppet's been calling horses unicorns for about 6 months now, and gets annoyed when I forget and call them horses! She saw a picture of a narwhal recently and asked 'Unicorn?' and her face was so puzzled!
DeleteSo beautiful! Love the horse shot especially just magical!
ReplyDeleteIt was such a lovely walk and the kids were so delighted when the horses came over and were interested in them!
DeleteLovely photos :)
ReplyDeletelove that horse shot, her face is so full on wonder! x
ReplyDeleteWonder is exactly the right word! We often see horses in the distance, but this was one of the first times she's got to touch one.
DeleteLovely photos! Poppet & the horse (sorry- unicorn!) is just magical. x
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