France #2 Failed fishing and Stream Paddling

Hello! Two blog post in 2 days, I'm on a blogging ROLLEEE *applause followed by tears of happiness and joy*, you're welcome everyone, 2 consecutive days where you get to read my ramblings about France. Let me know if you're enjoying this in the comments BTW just so I can see whether this whole trip thing is a good idea or not... Anyyyway lets not get off task now, FRANCE. YES. Off we gooo...

Day 2 of France consisted of getting up really late after arriving at about 12 am the previous day, going a bit crazy on the croissants and baguettes, French supermarket shopping, walking, paddling in a stream and trying to trap a GIANT hornet.

Playing rounders in the front garden, within 2 minutes the ball was lost in one of those bushes^.

You'll all be calling me the style Goddess (Dat ass doeee)

Trying to catch a fish, I didn't even fall in (obvs a miracle because I'm the clumsiest person ever in the whole world. Ever.)

I'll just become a professional photographer

 There were so many dragonflies which meant I had lots of opportunities to take millions of pictures of them which increased my chance to get a good picture of one worthy of this pure class blog. You're welcome.

Me looking about 5

I hope you're all appreciating my super trendy beach shoes.

I have a way with small children. Call me supernanny as well as the Style Goddess...

 The stream water was cold but it was 'chill' (get it? No? Never mind...) because the weather was sooo warmm:)

A hornet chilling with a plug. init. 

I didn't even know what a hornet was until I went to France. Who knew they could get so angry and kill small children. I'm sorry but one didn't sting me so there will still be blog posts on Miyyi :P

Also on the first day we found a wasps' nest. It was in one of the bedroom's and the occupant didn't notice until the morning after he had slept in the room ALL NIGHT. I find that hilarious now, but at the time we were all very sympathetic for the horrendous trauma he had suffered.

What fun! What activities do you enjoy when you're on holiday? I love being active and trying new things but I know lots of people prefer to just relax by the pool, so please let me know:)

Cheerio! Milly x

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France #1 The Longest Journey Everr*

Hellloooo everybody! So I've just got back from my holibobs in the North of France where we went with some family friends and I thought it would be fun to share with you what I got up to while I was over there. But instead of putting it all in one longggg post I thought I'd break my 13 day trip up into separate posts to make it easier for you to read (I know I'm so kind, thank me in the comments down below)

 So off we goo...

After the 8 hour drive from Yorkshire to Plymouth, we boarded a GIGANTIC ferry to Roscoff that took 6 hours.

Say hello to queen Hayley (my mum, I know, she's so cool)

The sibling

On the ferry I did the worst dot to dot ever, enlighten me in the comments to what you think it is (I have no idea)

The ferry journey over to France was great, the sea was super calm and the shops were amazing (I had to stop myself using all my holiday money on perfume)

Once off the ferry it was a 2 hour drive to the 4 bedroom Gites we were staying at:)

I promise these posts will get better as the holiday progresses, pictures from a ferry aren't the most exciting thing in the world but I do like things to be in chronological order!:p

Anyway..

Cheerio! Milly 

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*Yes I know there are journeys which are longer (stickers for all you smarty pants jokers) but trust me, squeezing in a car with 7 people for 17hours plus a 6 hour ferry trip FEELS like the longest journey ever;) What's the longest amount of time you've spent travelling? Let me know in the comments:)