The lure of the city puddle.
Completely pointless in keeping her out of them.
cityhippyfarmgirl
simple connected living, city style
The lure of the city puddle.
Completely pointless in keeping her out of them.
cityhippyfarmgirl 
Precious baby girl! She’s growing up so fast, Brydie!
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PS. Absolutely fabulous photo too! 🙂
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Thanks Celia, and yes she is 🙂
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Celia’s right — great photo. I think you need striped tights with frilled socks to really enjoy puddles.
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That sounds like a challenge Rose…I’d say find your nearest puddle and see if the lure is the same…you could be right though.
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lovely photo of your precious girl..x
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Love your view of the city Brydie x
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Gorgeous. Ah, puddles are one of the best things about winter when you’re a kid! Or adult… I do admit to jumping in puddles with my friend’s three year old a few weeks ago. Wet, muddy fun! xx
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I remember watching a few years ago, a large family walking along the footpath. One of the smaller kids ran up and jumped into a big puddle, soaking their mother. I held my breath a little waiting for the telling off I thought the child would get…instead the mother jumped into the puddle as well and splashed the kid back much to his delight. The whole family walked away laughing. Made my day Laura.
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Delightful little one. Puddles and stripes is where it’s at:)
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Ha very cute!
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Pointless, and fun-spoiling 🙂
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I used to really love jumping in puddles. I don’t think it’s something that should be discouraged! And it does remind me of Mary Poppins! xx
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Striped tights, frilled socks, a pair of gummies – All the things that are fun in life. 🙂 The car park at my work seems to have a constant supply of puddles for jumping, something about a good puddle jump that really brightens my day, nope, I don’t think ya should stop her from puddle playing, its the little things right?! 🙂
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Go jump those car park puddles Anna 🙂
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I realized that I’ve gotten a little obsessed with taking pictures when I actually encouraged my little babe to jump in the puddles at the park so that I could try and practice my action shots! You captured a great one! And I love the new layout – simple and beautiful.
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Katie I think that’s a good obsession to have though. The cameras are addictive aren’t they.
Thanks for noticing the blog changes too, a much needed change that feels like a breath of fresh air.
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Gorgeous photo and I am guessing that you had the camera carefully placed on the ground? Either that, or YOU were laying on your stomach in the puddle. That’s what I call photographic dedication 😉
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I didn’t lay down on this one but I did lay in a mound of fennel which was rather surprising on the weekend in order to get a shot. I smelt it before I realised, most odd considering I was at a lookout in the centre of the city.
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Fennel will do that, amazing scent in the middle of the city…sounds like the start to an interesting novel let alone an excellent image 😉
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that must be one of the most urban photos I have seen on your blog – gorgeous as always – we had sylvia’s school shoes drying in front of the heater with newspaper in them this week after she found a puddle irresistible!!!
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there is not too many is there Johanna. Despite living bang in the middle of the city I always seem to point the camera the other way for the blog…interesting!
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What a gorgeous capture Brydie! 😀
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thanks Lorraine 🙂
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