Here is my entry for Cee’s CMMC July – Primary Colours.
When you are surrounded by such a colourful world, it is a bit tricky to pick only a few of the primary colours.



Here is my entry for Cee’s CMMC July – Primary Colours.
When you are surrounded by such a colourful world, it is a bit tricky to pick only a few of the primary colours.



Buckler’s Hard is a hamlet on the banks of the Beaulieu River in the English county of Hampshire. With its Georgian cottages running down to the river, Buckler’s Hard is part of the 9,000-acre Beaulieu Estate. The hamlet is some 2.5 miles south of the village of Beaulieu. Wikipedia
We took the trip to this amazing place last summer, and I loved the scenery. We were walking down the village passing well-uniformed cottages saluting on both sides of the village. Some of the cottages were transformed into small museums, which you shouldn’t miss visiting.
The atmosphere inside these museums is stunning. You will hear people talking in the background which will draw you back to the 18th century. Men chatting in the Inn, baby crying in the crib, parents having a discussion about their kids, and so much more. I was impressed by the details you will see in the pictures below. The composition of the characters, food, and daily items. I just felt I want to stay and listen and look and enjoy the moment, but our two little ones had different plans 😏
Since we promised them a boat ride, it was time to move on and keep the promise.
Finishing our little trip with an ice cream treat, I do believe, everyone was satisfied.












If you are a person, who have kids or carrying that kid inside yourself, this place is just the right thing for you. We couldn’t even explore the whole amusement park, as we booked only a one day ticket, but those hours, we spent at Paultons Park were worth it.
Btw. one of the greatest things about this park are, Kids under 1m go free!
Our main theme, we were aim to visit and give it as a BD present to our 3yo son and his brother was the Peppa Pig World.
Here are few main facts about Paultons Park:
Paultons is the UK’s number 1 family theme park — located in Hampshire with over 70 exciting rides and attractions, set within 140 acres of beautiful parkland on the edge of the New Forest National Park. Paultons is also home of the UK’s only Peppa Pig World with 9 fun Peppa-themed rides, great for an amazing day out with the kids.
Enjoy roller coasters, thrill rides, family rides, indoor and outdoor play areas, water splash parks, entertainments and an astonishing collection of birds and animals at our amusement park. (source Paultons Park website)
To avoid any disapointment, I would just add, some of the rides are limited to certain height,

so our younger one couldn’t go with me on the George’s Dinosaur Adventure (which broke my hearth, because this would be his favourite one). I chose the picture below, so you can see his little finger pointing on his older brother and daddy. I am glad, he is not very demanding and didn’t cry to get on the ride.
Some of the attractions will offer a ride photography, which you can then purchase at the small outdoor stalls. These are not the cheapest though 😊



The park offers rides for older kids and adults as well, but these come with more restrictions, so we will maybe try these, when our boys will be a little bit older.
If you decided to take a break from the rides, the park offers beautiful spots such as Little Africa, Tropical Birds, Gardens and Outdoor Playgrounds.








We will definitely have to visit again and explore the rest of the park in the future 😊
Traveling accross the New Forest District, you will be passing by many farms, but the Londown Activity Farm is the right place, if you love not only looking at the animals but, if you would love to touch, caress and feed them.
I was very happy discovering this place as our trips are mostly focused on places, where our two toddlers can have some fun, lots of fun! 😀
So much excitement caressing these little ones 🐤🐹




…and a little bigger ones 🐷🐮
… riding the tractor and operating the digger 🚜



These are only few of many activities, you and your children will definitelly love.
I would love to bring a little smile to your faces and ease your Monday today with the explanation of how my 3yo son views these very common and well knows parking signs. 😊
(With all respect and apology to the disabled).
This weekend, we went to one of the supermarkets to fill up our fridge and cupboards, and when stepping out of the car, my 3yo son pointed at the Family parking sign saying:
“Mommy, I have to hold your hand like that, the cars are dangerous!” 😎
Passing by another sing for the disabled, he pointed on this sign saying:
“Mommy, I have to use the potty, I have to sit on the potty.” 😅
Are there any signs your kiddos explained in their own way?
Only one day left to participate, so here is my quick entry for the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge with the Feet and Shoes prompt.


