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| The Goldilocks's and Three Bears' house at the Mill of Kintail |
On one of the trails at Kintail, we come upon this little structure. I presume that it was once a playhouse of sorts. We have told Danica that it is the house of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. I think, even at her age, she is hardly convinced, however.
Inside there is a small loft accessed by slats hammered into the wall. I helped her climb the slats and stood back to take pictures. I didn't have much choice. She insisted.
Soon, we were back outside ... taking more pictures.
So endeth a sedate walk in the woods with my lethargic granddaughter. I tell everyone that if I ever need a transfusion, I want her to be the supplier. I think I might experience the greatest amount of energy that I've had in my whole life.
This from the child who used to totally ignore the camera? She's a cutie.
ReplyDeleteI have to chuckle at the Goldilocks house designation. I think it fits perfectly.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was working & driving our daughter to daycare, we would pass a house that I always called Red Riding Hood's house--to this day, the description sticks and I can use it as a geographic reference to tell our daughter about something.
I love that little house in the woods. It reminds me of a children's book I own by Julie Andrews Edwards (the actress), called Mandy about the girl Mandy who lives in an orphanage and one day finds a little cottage in the woods behind the orphanage. It's a great story and still makes me cry today if I read it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a Cute little cottage! Too bad it's not finished...
ReplyDeleteNikki is just the Prettiest transfusion I've seen yet!
hughugs
I liked the house so much that I wouldn't mind having one for myself, no room though!
ReplyDeleteBoy she takes great photos, she really likes to pose!
Love Di ♥