Back!!!!

Well Hello....is there anyone still out there? I'm sorry to abandon you for so long.

We've returned from Europe and have finally got back into the swing of daily life again. I haven't seen my beloved Brown Owls in a long time and crafting has been very minimal.

I have however, been working on something new. A new direction, a new blog, a new design, new things (and plenty of old vintage things)...and it's all a bit exciting. I'll hopefully be able to show you more soon.........i promise I'll tell you more when I can!

But for now, here are a few "self shots" of Mr Honi and me galavanting through Europe!

ps - I'll be blogging regularly again now. If you've stuck around....thankyou! xxx

Rome

Fricken hot and very old. Am loving Rome- its so pretty! Will be size of house if I ate all the gorgeous food though!

Vienna

Worlds largest macaron in Vienna. Seriously this thing was almost the size of a cheesburger!! Vienna is beautiful and up there with Berlin in regards to 'trip highlights'. It's clean and well maintained and the people are quite friendly.

We went to a 'wine garden' last night and had traditional Vienese food and wine (which was LETHAL!) Off to Slovenia tomorrow which I'm really looking forward to! Xx

More of Prague

Prague has definitely been all I expected it to be. Amazing old buildings that are hundreds or years old. Kind of hard to conprehend that a building is 3 times as old as Australia! Xx

Prague

Water and Lights show in Prague. Was a little creepy cause it was in an old 1800's 'exhibition centre' that felt like an old deserted carnival. Am VERY tired today. Loads of sight seeing!

Dresden

Wow- what a place! Had heard that Dresden was the 'most miserable place in the world' but I beg to differ. It was absolutely gorgeous (and quite hot) Most of Dresden was demolished during the war but they have painstakingly restored a lot of the historic buildings to their former glory. Next stop tonight is Prague and I am uber excited about that! Love to you all x

Berlin

Roof of the 'broken church'. A million tiny amazing tiles - simply breathtaking. The church was bombed during the war but was one of the few still standing. They haven't restored it but allowed it to remain as a relic.