KENDAL'S SASHA BROOD

Monday, 3 May 2010

Fritz has fun on a small holding.

What are you looking at, Fritz?

I'm looking at what the Woodpeckers are doing to this poor tree trunk.

Are you still following me?

Be careful Fritz that you don't fall down the well.

I'm planning on climbing each of these pear trees in this row.

Fritz collecting some sheep's wool caught on the fencing.

....and who are you then?

Fritz getting ready to raise the jockey wheel once the trailor is secured to the car.

This Clematis looks really inviting to climb!

Gosh! I think that I'm well and truly stuck! Help somebody!

Fritz checking the 'acrobat' that is used on the back of a tractor to turn and row-in the cut grass during hay making.

Just checking the Winter fuel stock.

How is one expected to have a decent looking lawn with these moles continually making these hills?

Just listening for any recent mole activity.

Are you stalking me then?

Just look at the mess that the squirrels make around the bird feeder.

Exhausted, so I'll just take a short rest before returning home.

Sunday, 2 May 2010

Fritz, Jac's and James's day out following local Historic trails.

James and Fritz visit the old, disused windmill at Kidsgrove in Staffordshire.

Just look at that big crack in the wall.

Hi Fritz! I can see you. Can you see me?

Sasha sits amongst the wild Violets at the foot of the hill waiting for the boys to return from inspecting the old windmill.

James and Fritz visit Mow Cop Castle in Staffordshire.
Fritz decides to climb up to the castle via the steeper route ....

Whilst James takes the easier one. Who will reach the top first?

James reaches the top first and inspects the inside of the castle ruins whilst waiting for Fritz to catch up.

Fritz and James enjoying the surrounding views from the top of Mow Cop.

Jac inspects this very old Crusader's grave with the effigies in Astbury Church's graveyard.

Jac studying this hundreds of years old Yew tree set in Astbury Church's graveyard. The tree's trunk has been completely eaten away over the years and is now so knarled and hollow that you can actually walk through it. Can you see me? Look up I'm here inside.

My Sasha Baby Triplets!

My brunette triplets wearing delightful colour co-ordinating dresses from Sasha-Smiles.

Saturday, 1 May 2010

Our mummy says that we have quite enough clothes for the present so as a treat this year we can choose what we ourselves would like to wear.

A 1967 Dungaree NP bought last year wearing a homespun Ruthsdolls dress which beautifully matches her hair colour, Boneka socks and JJ sandals.

My very first NP (1967) bought about ten years ago in her complete ballet outfit with Black Watch Tartan cape now wearing a Ruthsdolls dress, Boneka socks and manufactured shoes.

My favourite 1971 brunette dark eyed twins. I'm wearing a Pinestreetstudio dress, Boneka socks and manufactured shoes and Ian, a Pinestreetstudio polo necked jumper and chinos with Ruthsdolls shoes.

1966/7 NP has chosen to wear a Vintage-Sasha dungaree outfit with Ruthsdolls shoes that is usually seen on my 1990s customised by Shelly Gotz Leon, now Leonie.

A 1960s Gotz yellow eyed doll with a long re-rooted fringe by Michael O Brien in a Ruthsdolls smocked brushed cotton dress, manufactured socks and JJ sandals.

I'm a 1960s slate eyed Gotz waif and I've chosen to wear this Pinestreetstudio dungaree outfit (that mummy's 1970 customised by Shelly, Belle, normally wears) as I think that it suits my 'little minx' character that mummy calls me. I love the trendy label on the bib. My shoes are by Ruthsdolls and my backpack is manufactured.

We are 1971 twins and today we have decided to dress ourselves in co-ordinating colours. James is wearing a cabled pullover beautifully knitted by Kate Smith over Vintage-Sasha faded denim jeans with JJ shoes whilst I'm in a Ruthsdolls checked smocked dress and socks with JJ Mary-Jane shoes that mummy's 1967 bobbed haired NP usually wears!