A pocket of my life

This month has been CRAZY and one that I won't forget! It involved making so many memories and so many smiles! We started our month off with an impromptu car show that we found on a shopping trip, the girls loved it and the cars were so cute too. We also attend pur first and second bonfire this month with Hastings at the beginning and Staplecross one at the end. I love bonfire night as it makes me feel so cosy and happy.  The best day that we had was seeing Mcfly for the first time at the o2 arena, we managed to get tickets for their 21st birthday party concert and I honestly had the best night. Me and Lils were singing along and dancing and having the time of our life.  A couple of day trips included scotney castle and lime tree farm. Scotney castle is a beautiful place owned by the National trust and has some lovely grounds for the girls to explore. Lime tree farm was set up beautifully for pumpkin picking and we had a lovely time whilst there. One night we manag...

Yesterday we took a trip to Lime tree farm in Brookland, this is around a half an hour drive from us but it was well worth the trip.  This is a small family farm which has created a beautiful area to pick some pumpkins with the family and get some cure photos too. They have set up some lovely displays to get some cute pics and have so many pumpkins around for you to pick from. The field is quite small but they have managed to fit a lot not making it too cramped. The display that made us laugh was the tractor with the skeleton as a driver.  The farm had a wide array of pumpkin from blue pumpkins to odd shaped double coloured ones and all so reasonably priced too. We decided to pick some odd pumpkins at just £1 each, Lils got one that looked like a mushroom and Olivias one is covered it little bobbles. The prices started at £1 for the small up to £4 for large pumpkins.  Lime tree farm create this display to raise money for charity by accepting donations to Pilgrims Hospices...

Yesterday we took our annual trip to Sharnfold farm for some Halloween fun and it did not dissapoint. This year we took part in the Halloween trail which gets better with every visit with more to see and more effort put in every year, the only downside this year was the PYO field was closed due to the weather. We arrived the the farm about 11.45 and went into collect our wrist bands, we had prebooked but the tickets cost £5.95 for children over 4 and £4.95 for adults. There is a prize at the end of the trail to collect from the main office.  On arrival we could see some Halloween decorations already which certainly gets the kids excited, you firstly enter a play park which seems to grow every years, there is a tractor for the children to climb over, a sandpit, some ride on toys, a traditional slide and swing and there is also a wild part with bits to learn about wild life and more.  Once you enter the main part you are greeted by your first animals, this year it was some adora...