Showing posts with label Isle of Wight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Isle of Wight. Show all posts

Tuesday, 10 March 2020

Hitty Madge Explores

Hitty Madge enjoyed exploring her new surroundings during a walk yesterday afternoon.


She delighted in the primroses


Admired the twisting and turning of branches


and especially enjoyed sitting on a rock


looking out to sea.


Sunday, 11 December 2016

Second Holiday on Isle of Wight Highlights.

Hitty Madge got to spend another fabulous week at the end of November/beginning of December on the Isle of Wight.

Here are some of her highlights (main blog posts on 'The Balancing Kiwi blog)


Sitting contemplating at the Ventnor Botanical Gardens.





On the beach at Brook Bay



Watching the sun set.


On the beach at Allum Bay



Stunning colours, makes one feel quite small!




Friday, 21 October 2016

Hitty Madge shows off her shells



Hitty Madge is becoming quite the shell and stone collector and was delighted to find some new treasures on the beach where Queen Victoria's children used to play.


Thursday, 20 October 2016

Isle of Wight Holiday Highlights.

Just a few photos from our trip to the Isle of Wight.


It was a beautifully clear sunny day when we boarded the ferry heading to Isle of Wight.



Beautiful flowers - what could be more perfect?


At The Needles - spectacular - a very good day out.



Carisbrooke Castle - hitching a ride.



Osborne - fit for a Queen!


Sitting on the beach that Queen Victoria's children played upon.


Bembridge Windmill.  

Posts of each of these places visited will be on Henry's blog, later this week and early next week, so please do keep checking for updates.

Wednesday, 19 October 2016

Isle of Wight Holiday: Godshill Model Village.



One of the highlights of our trip to the Isle of Wight was visiting Godshill Model Village.  Our human last visited this village in the sixties!  

Lots of photographs were taken of this wonderful place, most of which will be shown on Henry's blog, (later this week) but these are the ones that were taken that feature Hitty Madge who wanted to know when she could move to the village as she thought it was just perfect.

We hope you enjoy!





Knock, knock, knock...anyone home?


Ooh,, what pretty lace.




Get me to the church on time!










What interesting things this shop has.


Hitty Madge would have loved to have purchased some items from this shop!

This place is an absolute delight and we actually went back for another visit on the last day.  It holds the same fascination as did all those years ago.

The planning, thought and care that went into building and establishing this village is incredible and the continuing care and maintenance of it is a testament to the place.