We've had some unbelievably hot days recently - and it's barely summer yet. I had my younger granddaughter over for the day and we wandered down to Roberts Park for an ice cream. 'Guiseley Jazz' were playing in the bandstand, and a few folk got up to dance to the infectious rhythm. It was heartwarming to see the older couple teaching the younger girls some of the moves. It all felt very relaxed and lovely - and the ice creams were good too. We even found a place to sit in the shade and the slight breeze made it feel bearable. Neither of us are sun/hot weather lovers.
We paid a visit to Baba Jaga's hut, and I found she knew the legend quite well. She's bright as a button and quick on the uptake about most things.
Before long she was in her favourite habitat - up a tree!
Any railings or low walls we pass also get clambered on. From here we got a grandstand view of the Canada geese taking their babies for a paddle on the weir. The river is currently very low, but it will soon fill again as we have rain forecast for next week.





Same here about the hot weather. I keep reminding myself that it‘s still only May, and not July or August!
ReplyDeletePS. Your profile shot of her is great!
DeleteSuch a great series of photos of your granddaughter enjoying time spent with you. Dancing in the hot sun must have taken quite inspiring music indeed.
ReplyDeleteNice photos, but I'm really thankful that the extreme heat didn't come this far north...
ReplyDeleteShe is a bundle of activity.
ReplyDeleteA lovely grandmother/daughter day!
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