That moment when you are walking in a muddy lane and just have to stand still and look at the sunlight shining through the leaf stuck on the end of your stick.
Archive photo taken on our family holiday in February 2016. We hire a big house for my children and their families, for a week, every other year. It’s wonderful to see the little cousins all romping around together. This is Twiglet, one of the twins.
Joining Ronovan’s Haiku Challenge: PARTY and ENJOY
party of fifteen
gather biennially
enjoyed by us all
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Join us in the One-a-Week Photo Challenge by leaving the link to you current or archive ‘LANE’ photo
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Wild Daffodil 
That looks like the kind of Lane which needs wellies! 😊
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Certainly does!
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Such concentration! Love this sweet photo.
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Awh! Thank you Jen. ❤
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Great photo––so cute. Sounds like a great time. 🙂
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Thank you Vashti. Yes it is exhaustng and a lot of fun! 😉
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As are all family events. Fun and exhausting. Ha, ha!
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Indeed! 😉
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Great photo. Living in a city mine is rather different. – https://rainbowjunkiecorner.wordpress.com/2017/08/05/photo-challenge-lane/
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Thank you RJ. Lovely to get the variety.
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What a goregous photo and i love that family tradition Daffy 🙂
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Thank you Eddie, it is often touch and go if we can get everyone together, but so far we have managed to. I’m lucky that we all live in the same country.
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Yes, but I really think it keeps you all close 🙂
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So far, so good! 😉
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What a sweet, sweet photo–so glad you captured it!
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Thank you Kerry, me too!
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Bless her.
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One of those moments!
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Brilliant! I love how children see the world in such a special way. 😊
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It’s wonderful isn’t it. I love to see the world through their eyes.
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Love this one, what a cutie!
My link is not nearly as sweet, but it is a good memory from going to Girl#2’s graduation.
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It’s a brilliant entry – thank you Kathy and congratulations to your daughter. Proud Mum!
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There is just so much to discover at that age – and every age beyond…
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So lovely to see the world through the eyes of a 3 year old again.
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😀
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Wonderful, wonderful! Such a sweet picture and sweet story.
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Glad you enjoyed it Laurie.
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Adorable! One of the little people taking time to notice the little things are what make the big memories.
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I’m loving that they will always have those memories of being with their cousins and aunties and uncles – I make an album for them all each time.
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There are indeed many moments, just like that, and we can enjoy them at any age. What a delight to see the young ones making that same discovery. Lovely photo.
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You are so right Roger. Time to notice the little things …… So important.
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What a charming photo and story.
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Thank you Lisa, so many happy memories.
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