What a few busy days I have had and just did not get time to post yesterday, So decided I would post today, Its funny how life catches up on you and really would like the new month to be the start of a better time for me but just have to wait and see,
Went to a lovely spot with friends on Thursday its a place called Coaley Peak, This is a picture I took there it has a lovely view and we sat and have a lovely salad meal that we brought with us,
Owned by Gloucestershire County Council for "the use and enjoyment by the public", Coaley Peak is edged on the south side by the Frocester Hill National Trust nature reserve where a topograph point out the distant landscape features and Stanley Woods owned by the Woodland Trust on the eastern side'
There is a designated parking spaces for people with disabilities and the picnic tables include one suitable for wheelchair users, interpretation boards and ice-cream seller at busy times.
Went to a lovely spot with friends on Thursday its a place called Coaley Peak, This is a picture I took there it has a lovely view and we sat and have a lovely salad meal that we brought with us,
This Is about Coaley peak and I have to say well worth a visit,
Coaley Peak Picnic Site is about four miles south west of Stroud on the B4066 to Uley. The site is twelve acres of open grassland with wild flowers and wonderful panoramic views over the Severn Vale towards the Forest of Dean, the Malvern Hills and the distant Welsh Hills.
It is an excellent spot to have a picnic with plenty of tables with benches and seats, a suberb place to fly a kite or model aeroplane, or take a leisurely stroll through the adjacent Woodland Trust beech wood or the Cotswold Way National Trail. At the centre of the site is the Nympsfield long barrow, an "opened" example of a neolithic "Cotswold-Severn" chambered tomb of which nearly one hundred are known in the Cotswold region.
Owned by Gloucestershire County Council for "the use and enjoyment by the public", Coaley Peak is edged on the south side by the Frocester Hill National Trust nature reserve where a topograph point out the distant landscape features and Stanley Woods owned by the Woodland Trust on the eastern side'
There is a designated parking spaces for people with disabilities and the picnic tables include one suitable for wheelchair users, interpretation boards and ice-cream seller at busy times.
Now onto the challenges,
Another sketch today this time from Freshly Made Sketches see it HERE or at the bottom of the post,
Materials used for this card are,
- 21 x 15 cm card blank and envelope,
- Piece of pattered paper,
- Piece of white card stock,
- Black Shadow Nuvo Hybrid ink pad,
- Flower clear stamp [free with a magazine, ]
- Daisy and dandelion Sentiment stamp,,
- Poppy & forest green promarkers.
- Freshly Made Sketches, #339 A sketch By Jen B
- Fussy and Fancy Friday, Challenge #212 Favourite Floral,
- Colour Crazy Challenge Week 21, Anything goes,
- Pixie's Crafty workshop, Challenge 327,
Materials used for this card are;
Challenges I will enter this card for are,
- 21 x 15 cm card blank and envelope,
- 10 cm & 5 cm white card stock,
- Black Shadow Nuvo Hybrid ink pad,
- Clarity clear stamp,
- Scarlet red & Ice white Nuvo Pure sheen glitter.
- Forest green, sky blue, poppy & green Promarkers,
Challenges I will enter this card for are,
- jingle belles Christmas bells, Those Christmas bells,
- The Merry Christmas Challenge #22,
- Winter Wonderland All hearts Come home for Christmas,
- I love Promarkers, #360 Anything goes with optional Circles
Love those bells in blue & green ... so very glad you helped us *ring our bells* at Jingle Belles.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great set of cards! Love the mix of patterned papers! Thanks for joining us this week at Freshly Made Sketches!
ReplyDeleteThis is so wonderful!! The mix of prints works perfectly with the sketch. So glad to see you this week at FMS!
ReplyDeleteLovely card with fabby design and lovely colours. Thanks for joining us over at Winter Wonderland this time.
ReplyDeleteLove n hugs
Marie
A great way to use the sketch! Thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches this week!
ReplyDeleteSuper snippets card Lilian - it has real impact too!
ReplyDeleteYour day out in the country sounds lovely - can't beat a good picnic!
Hugs
Di xx
Your picnic spot looks idilic . Love the composition of the colours on your card. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeletebeautiful cards, but of course you know i'm BOUND to say the one with the bells that you made for our JINGLE BELLES gallery is my favorite, right?! ♥
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Lilian.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us at Winter Wonderland. Hope to see you again soon.
Lou DT xo
Beautiful card Thank you for joining us at I 💖 Pro Markers Challenge blog big hugs from Sharon DT
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