The sun on the white cliffs at The Needles on the Isle of Wight.
Walking along the cliff edge towards Old Harry.
The view back over Poole harbour from the top of the hill.
Old Harry.
Caves in the chalk cliffs, eroded by a millennia of water action.
The back of Old Harry, a view I have seldom seen with the tide out.
On the journey I worked on the third clue from Romi's Mysterious Shawl KAL. It is a knit that I am thoroughly enjoying. Her patterns are always a joy to knit as they are so professionally presented.
I finished Cat Bordhi's Sweet Coriolis socks a while ago and they are a comfy wear. I loved both the toe-up start and the sweet tomato heel, both are pure genius and I have cast on another pair of socks to use these techniques again.
Lastly, I am plying BFL/silk blend from MandaCrafts with a Camel/silk blend from FeltStudio and looking forward to a new spinning project.
I love your photos! What a gorgeous place to visit - it's breath taking. Your socks are awesome and I can't for you to finish your shawl, it's going o be a beauty.
ReplyDeleteIt is a place of real beauty. Thank you:)
DeleteUh the shawl is just my colours - loving it Elseline. The photos of the cliffs are amazing too.
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Thank you:) Eddie - give your little one a big kiss and a hug from me. She must be growing so quickly now.
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