Around Kirkstall Abbey with Adele Part 2

Thomas and I love Kirkstall Abbey and it's always so fun sharing it with other people. We had the perfect evening for walking around on Saturday too - the sun was shining, we took so many photos and we had fun, yeay!!

{All photos taken by Thomas. I love him.}

I love Spring...

This weekend was amazing!!

The sun was shining, so on Saturday we went to Meanwood Valley Urban Farm where we saw lots of adorable lambs and piglets. I love sheep and lambs are my favourite!

Even though I did take my mini (see evidence above...) we also played with our Sony H7 and I will admit - it's growing on me. Though the fuji mini photos are still my favourites from the day... obviously.

We also, had an amazing pub lunch, spent the evening in a beer garden with friends, gots loads of washing done (I love having a garden with a clothes line!) sat out in the garden a lot, bought the prettiest bunch of flowers ever, finally ordered some take away dumplings, caught up with last weeks TV and chilled out... amazing!

Phone photos...

My phone is slowly dying... it makes me sad. So I'm slowly backing up all the photos that I've taken with it lately. These are my favourites at the moment!

Doesn't our path look pretty! I've been anxiously waiting for all the bulbs that we planted to flower and there they are, hurray! We just put seeds down for the Summer too, I hope they come up as well! Also I love when the daffodils are out around the Abbey too... and Harry's little face.

Happy weekend!!

p.s. you'd only get graffiti that looks like it says tea in England right? Haha.

New cameras!

On Saturday we went to the St Gemma's Hospice vintage fair and I have to admit, it was fairly amazing... though I am probably just saying that as they had one full table of cameras for me and one full table of records for Thomas.

However I did find the most amazing bargain ever!

A fuji instax 100... for £4!

I saw it as soon as I walked in the room and pretty much shouted 'Thomas, grab that camera, NOW!' Haha, classy Rhianne!

Although the table was full of goodies (some of which I already had which I guess isn't a suprise) I was quite taken with my other camera find... my first TLR camera.

I've never seen this camera before but after doing a little research I found out its from 1954 and was very popular after the second World War. We had too much fun Saturday afternoon attemping to take TTV photos...

I think I might have to borrow an DSLR so I can try to take TTV photos properly like Cassia's lovely photos in her shop... I love how they look!