For the easily distracted…

9 November 2012

Ladybird Likes in Leeds

In October my blog friend, the lovely Zoe, from Ladybird Likes came to visit and as well as helping her out with her stall at Reetsweet, we also went for a lovely little photo walk around Kirkstall Abbey.

I love meeting blog friends in person and Zoe was a joy to spend the weekend with, I’m so glad that she came to visit and Thomas and I both enjoyed showing her around Leeds and getting to know her better.

You can see Zoe’s beautiful film photos from the weekend here (with a cameo appearance of my hand) do check them out, I really love them as it was great watching Zoe take her photos and then seeing the final results.

Have a great weekend, I’m spending mine with my girls and I can’t wait already.

Camera: Yashica Samurai
Film: Kodak Portra NC 160
Location: Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds

Tags: blogs I read, friends, I love leeds, kirkstall abbey, kodak portra NC, yashica samurai

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http://graciebellabutterfly.blogspot.com Gracie

That place looks so delightful. I’m glad you had fun meeting up with a blog friend. I think it’s one of the most amazing things about blogging :)
http://www.maryhassound.com Mary

Great pictures!! I love the details of the stones.
http://real-street.blogspot.com Jasmine

One day, you will take me here. That is a demand, not a request :D It’s beautiful!!!

x Jasmine
http://Website Dawn

Was this the first time you guys had ever met? I know you guys have been blogging buddies for quite some time now. :)

… AUTOMATIC UPDATE. I just looked at Zoe’s blog and confirmed my own question: NO, you had NOT met yet. Well, I’m sure that had to be a good time! I’ve met a couple of bloggers in person, and I always enjoy it. I love seeing them in person; it is like meeting a character out of a book. And you’re right, her photos are awesome! I love the rocks one, and the birds flying over the abbey. We don’t have anything that cool in the States. (Then again, we’re not that old, either.)

I love your photo of the window with the light. The shadows, and then that light falling on the ground so perfectly? I love it. It’s romantic, in an old world sort of way.