It's amazing what you see!

After a big day out shopping, in a new town, down a narrow little lane, we were amazed to see a tiny little village and I mean tiny.  All of the above scenes have been created by someone with great skill, these mini moments are all contained in a space the size of a brick.  One brick has been removed to allow for all of the above scenes. Well except for the doorway, that was a little larger than the others, the last one is supposed to be railway tracks. So cute, I want some at home.

Well I suppose the move wasn't too difficult.  We decided to do the move ourselves, experience number one.  It is not possible to fit all of our belongings in one small rental truck.  Instead of one four hour trip, my husband was required to do two return trips.  Did we save money in the long run? I think not. Next, when moving from a house with a garage, which for me is code for extra storage, to a house that only has a carport, tool shed and wood shed come dog house, have the garage sale before you move, not after you have taken everything with you, unpacked it and then are unable to find a home for it all.
Now it's all out of boxes, things aren't so bad.  I actually feel cleansed.  Now, to start to feel at home.  Will I feel like that again? Eventually, I hope.

When you can take an afternoon trip to places like these, have the best ever coffee and maybe an ice cream and still be home for tea, It's worth trying.

To have this lake at the end of the street, stocked with fish for the kiddies to catch, why not try?

Well, we'll see how we go.

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