Home made meringues and cream horns ( with jam inside) are a family Christmas tradition
Today ( Boxing Day) we decided to blow away the cobwebs and use the National Trust membership I gave Dennis to visit the red squirrel reserve at Formby. Trouble is, there were no squirrels to be seen. Lots of trees...
but no squirrels until at the last minute .. look what skipped out of the forest.
It is hard to take a day off from quilting - don't these tyre tracks in the sand nearby make good quiting lines?
We then had an inspired idea - let's go down the coast a bit to see Anthony Gormley's Another Place - his 100 life size sculptures set on the beach. The trouble is they get submerged at hight tide and guess what... yup.. VERY high tide!
Oh well, we just had to go home to finish the meringues and cream horns and carrot cake and sticky toffee pudding and mince pies and brandy snaps and Lebenkuchen and.... OINK!
Hope you are having a good time.
3 comments:
My father must have decided to support your father as he slept all afternoon after Christmas lunch. It must be a man thing, plus he got out of helping withthe washing up.
love and hugs xxx
Sounds heavenly, and even the squirrel (if not the tides) cooperated in your good time! Lovely gifts, great food, family, some fresh air -- perfection. Happy New Year, Helen.
Very interesting post! Thanks a lot for it.
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