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That’s 3 of us!

Andy aka Big’n’Bad brought home his very own special party incarnation – Fresh’n’Funky Productions – in celebration of his BIG day! The big guy took to the decks (virtual PC type things!) to play his thing and celebrate in style – a good turn out of friends, family and colleagues obviously had a good time.

The outfit selected didn’t quite fit – so a tailored shirt was specially commissioned and we are awaiting the modelling photos – update to come !

Also, we are awaiting some more photos, strangely they are a scarce – but I’ll post any that I can find.

More of Fresh’n’Funky as well – this won’t be a one off! Future dates are in the pipeline and the latest news, posts etc can al be found at the Facebook page – click away to find out more………….

  Happy Birthday big man – enjoy the holiday, see you next week.

Well, that’s it! The fountain of youth ran out for the 2LK Blogger and I’m now 40!

I’m not the only one this year at 2LK to hit this landmark, Gareth celebrated a few months back and Andy is not far behind – more on Fresh’n’Funky next week!! B’n’B is celebrating by spinning the wheels of steel and playing some ‘Phat! Tunes’ at his Birthday bash this weekend, so I’ll be updating the blog with some photos of that on Monday.

Meanwhile, I celebrated in a far more relaxed style and headed off with the family to explore the delights of ‘Kernow’.

Birthday lunch at Jamie Oliver’s 15 in Watergate Bay was an excellent way to start the week, with the remainder of the afternoon spent on the sand watching the surfers which was pretty cool.

Sand castles built and lunch run off, we headed back to our retreat of Little Carwinnick which was fantastic, Pam & Nigel have the most fantastic cottages and barns in the middle of the Cornish countryside – beautiful location on the Roseland Peninsula, a brilliant base for our week of exploring.

 

Highlights of the week include, Afternoon Tea at the Lugger Hotel on dismal rainy afternoon. Introducing the kids to Scones, Jam and Clotted Cream – the view from the tiny slipway in the bottom of the cove is amazing.

 

St Mawes is also pretty cool, great Castle and loads of boats over to Falmouth and other places. St Agnes was also really nice, lovely beach, good surf and very picturesque.

 

But finally, we had to head home – but on the way we made one more discovery! Porthcothan.

What a brilliant place and what a fantastic way to spend our last day in Cornwall. The beach is beautiful, surrounded by the most amazing cliffs and rock formations – great sand – wonderful rock pools – loads of surf etc. There are even the ubiquitous Bay Watch style Life Guards.

Thankfully, it was one of the sunnier days of our holiday – shame it was the last!

We might be back…….

Anyway, Happy Birthday me!