Day at Haywards Heath

Just before I returned to Singapore, I finally managed to find time to go down to Haywards Heath, West Sussex where Bryony lives. Her house was amazing, they had so many tree houses that they nailed in themselves, a piece of drifwood remodelled into a scarecrow, and all the hanging banisters of nuts for birds to feed on.

Tried out a pogo stick and got loads of blue blacks ard my knees. And the microbike was loads of fun, good alternative to trianing up the thighs. We also went down to the vegetable lot where they owned part of the space for growing all sorts of vegetables and flowers: broad beans, potatoes, rhubarb, lettuces, garlic, lavender etc. etc. And Bryony's dad was growing a humongous cucumber for the vegetable show!

Visited her high school and the farm with pigs and cows, as well as the bee hives that Bryony's mum kept at one end of the school field. How cool! In the end, I went home with honey from the bee hive, beans, lettuce and potatoes fr the lot and lavender to bring fragrance to my room. =) Unforgettable day.

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