A VERY SPOOKTACULAR DAY

Hi guys!

October is one my favourite times of the year to be out and about on adventures. The leaves have turned autumny colours and the air is getting slightly more crisp each and everyday. We decided to have a family day out together and the first place we thought of for the autumn goodness was the lake district. So during the half term break, we all ventured off to the lakes. We wrapped up warm because we new, going up hills and around windy roads we would soon freeze.

We firstly decided to go to windamere which is home to one of Englands largest lakes. The lakes are surrounded by mountains which always look beautiful. When arriving we firstly had a picnic and then went to a nearby shop to buy some bird food which, we all personlly thought was hamster food. I always feel sorry for wildlife when it gets closer to late autumn/ winter because they look so hungry. I wish we could've fed all of the birds. We went into a couple of shops and took in the gorgeous views around us.

Lastly went to a lovely village called grasmere. The village was packed with all kinds of dogs, quaint coffee shops and also a zillion pumpkins. When arriving we stopped by one of the coffee shops which over looked a church and a river. We each had a super delicious hot chocolate and then ventured off around the village. We kept noticing pumpkins dotted around and when ariving at the local park, I think we walked into a parallel universie. There were so many carved pumpkins around which I thought was amazing (seen as I love pumpkins).

In the village was a ginger bread shop. It was externally small inside however the smell, oh my goodness, it was devine. next to this shops is a walk way called the daffodil. The walk way is filled with names of people who have donated money. You can either have stone placed on the walk way or a daffodil planted in your name.

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