Although there was a nip in the air early yesterday morning, it still feels like Summer here in North West England. Even though I have recently written a Twenty Things To Do This Autumn. 🙂 blog post, the warm rays of Summer hang on. 🙂
Last Sunday we traveled home from Grange-Over-Sands as we had stayed the night there after doing the The Morecambe Bay Cross Bay Walk. It’s well worth doing by the way! On our meander home to Clitheroe we stopped off in both Cartmel and Bolton Le Sands.
Cartmel is a pretty medieval village specially famed for it’s Sticky Toffee Pudding, ancient priory, busy race course and a variety of foodie shops. We had a little walk in the nearby woodland and enjoyed a hot chocolate in the village centre.
We stopped later in Bolton le sands near Morecambe for lunch. I wish I had taken some photos of the sea, however I did manage to take the following cute animal pictures. 🙂
Giant rabbits at Red Bank Farm campsite which has a cafe and a pets corner, open to non residents too.
The giant rabbits reminded me of the book I have just finished reading. It’s called When God was A Rabbit. Has anyone ever read it? I loved the first half but the second half wasn’t as good.
Yesterday I made some cookies. Why do they never look as good as in the recipe book? Ha ha.! 🙂
They are pretty tasty though ….and the recipe can be found in Sabrina Ghayour’s Cook Book ‘Sirocco’ ~ Fabulous flavours from the East.
This post is for Sunday Sevens which is devised by Natalie at the blog Threads and Bobbins. where she asks folks to share seven ( or more) photos of their personal week.
sunshine and celandines 
I read When God Was A Rabbit, but it was ages ago. In the days before
I was on Goodreads, so I can’t recall exactly what I thought of it. I think I thought it was okay. I read it around the time I read The Book Thief, which I know I liked.
Oooh I need to read that! I read Go set a watchman by the way.I wasn’t to keen.
I know what you mean. I thought it was okay, though you could tell it was a first draft. Still, Mockingbird though . . .
Cartmel looks very pretty, and anywhere that’s famous for sticky toffee pudding sounds good to me 😉
Its a lovely place and that pud is delicious. X
Lovely photos, your cookies look good enough to me 🙂 x
Aw thanks your to kind.x