A wonderfully sunny and positively warm day when in the direct sunshine. Such a glorious relief after the rain. Sorry for those still enduring wet and stormy conditions.
Lovely chilled morning lying in and having a halloumi brunch outside. I cycled off for exercise and on a mission to find cinnamon buns. The stall by the Coppermill car park had sold out so I cycled on to the marshes and up the towpath towards Tottenham Hale.
Crossed onto the northern wetlands and ended up at Lockwood Way - start of the Blackhorse beer mile to check out Wild Grains Bakery - tucked on this old light industrial estate between the craft beer place and the urban winery :-D ha ha.
There was a queue of course and their product list did look enticing - both cinnamon and cardamom buns, bakewell tarts, jam doughnuts and all sorts of breads. I came away with a cardamom and a cheese and jalapeno bun to share with Dave.
Sat in the sunshine in the garden after as it was so warm with the sun full on your face. Cooked the first part of a Nigel Slater vegetable casserole thing for later then chilled out some more. Nice Sunday. May or may not go to the folk club later.
What a glorious reflection! If it were mine I might crop off the reality at the top, leaving just the reflection. And then, I might just flip it upside down! It was not that long ago I stayed in Tottenham Hale for a school reunion in Muswell Hill! Small world!
@marshwader ah but then I'd have lost the grungey graffiti which isn't reflected, decisions decisions! Hasn't Tottenham Hale changed - not always keen on all the blocks they keep building however it used to be such a desert it's actually good to see a community developing there.
Hmmm cinnamon bun, worth the search Iām sure š
Ian
Thanks so much for the faves and lovely comments and getting this into the top twenty š