Project 366 30th June - 5th July 2016

I love daisies. Our lawn has two clusters of them but none anywhere else for some odd reason.

It was a very last-minute decision but the sun was shining so Molly & I went into the city on Friday evening to watch a free performance of Kett's Rebellion by The Common Lot. It was full of laughter, a few tears and lots of interesting local history…along with some politics which seems as relevant today as it did in 1549.

Today was the hubby's annual work's summer party at Dunston Hall. The rain shone for the first few hours and the children had great fun on all of the activities while hubby and I enjoyed the free food and drink. They loved this Total Wipeout style course.     

Another evening outdoor performance. Robin Hood's Heart was performed in the Cloisters & Garth of Norwich Cathedral by students from Norwich School as part of the Young Norfolk Arts Festival, currently running in the city. I was blown away by the amazing talent of all of the actors/actresses. 

I adore these fuchsia which have bloomed in the garden at work.

I took Mum to Priory Gardens in Sheringham today and although it hasn't been many weeks since I last went there with the family there were lots of different flowers to see. This was my favourite, although I have no idea what it is called!