The first three days of September have been busy with work on the conservatory taking up to two or three days of each week. All was completed yesterday and now we are getting back to normal and things are finally finding their homes again.
In between the work and also the rain we've had a couple of days out and about.
When we visit the Peak Wildlife Park we always head straight for the Red Pandas. There are two sisters Esha and Riya. They are both gorgeous.
We also always look for the Red Squirrels and this one was spotted scampering about.
I've realised that I'm drawn to 'Red' animals and our Red Fox garden visitor is always welcome. Having said that I'm also fond of cats and hares.
A few days ago we visited Little Moreton Hall in our quest to visit all the nearby National Trust properties at least once this year. We've now done all three local ones. It's time to venture further afield.
I've taken you to Little Moreton Hall, a moated manor house, many times on this blog, usually for special events at Christmas or Midsummer.
I've added a few more photos of things that caught my eye during our visit which included lunch of a cheese scone in the tiny tea shop.
All for now. Take care.
It must be a relief to have all the work completed on the conservatory. And now you can get everything back to normal, once more.
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It's great that the conservatory work is all finished and you're getting back to normal! The photos from the wildlife park and Little Moreton Hall are so lovely. It's easy to see why you love the red animals, the red pandas are so cute, and the red squirrel is adorable. It's so cool that you're visiting all the National Trust properties, too.
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