(only kidding, we were on steam trains, but I saw this at one of the stations and thought it was great fun) seeing wonderful scenery and eating wonderful food. We've been from London, down to almost the tip of Cornwall, up through Wales to the top of Scotland, over the sea to Skye, back down the other side of Scotland and then down to London again. We went with our friends from Cornwall again this year, and as an added bonus Scrappy and her husband were there too.
We got home yesterday, and now the diets start and the washing machine and iron are working overtime. Soon I'll get back to pattern writing and then I can get Big Bertha out and start quilting things like Coloured Boxes and Tubix.
I am glad you had a lovely time. I love trains. I love England.
ReplyDeleteyou took the whole trip by train? sleeping berths or hotels along the way - sounds like fun either way
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness - that sounds like fun.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like a fabulous trip. Welcome home again.
ReplyDeleteAlways good to have had a great vacation. Your trip sounds wonderful!
ReplyDeletePleased you had a good time, Sue. I'd spotted a train with flowers growing in Carlisle station, a few years back.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a lovely holiday and with lots of friends too. When there last time, we visited the Isle of Skye and I thought it amazing. Can't wait to see what you do with the two quilts. Take care.
ReplyDeleteDoes sound like you had a good time....now back to the real world...love those quilts.
ReplyDeletesounds like you had a great time, amazed that you could get to all those places on steam trains.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a little down time while traveling, but I know that usually never happens...cute train!
ReplyDeleteYour holiday sounds fabulous! Are you going to share pictures to those of us who live vicariously through other vacation takers? LOL
ReplyDeleteWelcome home! Hope you had a lovely time on your holiday. It sounds like fun touring around by train.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear you guys had a nice trip. Traveling by train is becoming a thing of the past in the states. We're all too focused on the destination to enjoy the trip! My grandson would have loved traveling with you, he loves his trains!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are back ............sandra is away !!! will i see you at sit and sew !! catch up then sounds like a fun trip :)))
ReplyDeleteTrains are really the way to travel! Sounds like a wonderful trip. How fun to be on the verge of finishing a couple of quilts.
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