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An outfit from the weekend which I can see becomin

An outfit from the weekend which I can see becoming this weeks uniform (featuring this cord dress of ☁️ dreams ☁️ by one of my favourite British brands, @cabbages_and_roses ) 🌹

Dress: @cabbages_and_roses
Tank: @boden_clothing
Socks: @oliverbonas
Shoes: @carelparis
Bag: @sezane

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a very wholesome Sunday celebrating @georgepurvis'

a very wholesome Sunday celebrating @georgepurvis's birthday and an afternoon at the most delicious spot for a chicken pie Sunday lunch, The Anchor and Hope (near The Old Vic!), which I cannot recommend enough (thank you to @jessicawragg, the queen of food recommendations)🍷🌧️

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I’m constantly on the hunt for little local thin

I’m constantly on the hunt for little local things to do with Arlo, so today I thought I’d share 5 of my favourite south London toddler friendly spots (okay, and a few more) which never fail us come rain or shine!

- Hewitt’s Farm, Orpington: Going fruit and vegetable picking is such a lovely way to spend an afternoon (and run off a little steam). I love that Arlo can see where certain foods come from as the seasons change, and picking the apples here can also make for a lovely afternoon of baking afterwards.
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich: I love their indoor play area for a great rainy day adventure, but have recently discovered their shiny new ‘Cove’ outdoor playground in the park (which is always always great).
- All A-Board Tiny Town, Sidcup: There are so many little tiny towns, but this one in Sidcup is so well done and looked after, and is always (relatively) calm and chilled which I love.
- Horniman Museum & Gardens, Forest Hill: There are so many great exhibitions on here all the time (the current ‘Dinosaur rEvolution’ is so great for kids), plus the gardens, Butterfly house and park opposite mean you can literally spend all day here and some.
- Beckenham Place Park: If in doubt, always BPP! The sandpit, huge play area, cafe, woodland and endless parkland mean it’s consistently fail-safe.
- Crystal Palace Park: If we want to visit the dinosaurs, say hello to the ducks or visit the free farm this is always a great bet. Plus the sand-pit is Arlo’s diggers favourite.
- Kelsey Park: Arguably the best place to feed the ducks and say hello (things you never thought you’d type), the ducks (and squirrels) are *very* friendly so it’s a lovely spot for some nature spotting. There’s also a mini golf course and lovely playground- and if there’s one thing we love, it’s a cracking playground.

Little A and I would love to hear your favourite spots too (I promise it doesn’t have to be exclusive to south of the river)!

Some frothy tulle magic from a shoot @beatricerig

If I'm not dressed like a Blue Peter presenter/Ød

If I'm not dressed like a Blue Peter presenter/Ødegaard playing away (one for you, dad! I promise I only Googled the spelling!) this is pretty much my every day rushing around outfit (with the change out of jeans/smart trousers)! There's definitely a funny caption in relation to this t-shirt (maybe it's the fact I like to wear my reaction when I see Mamma Mia on ITV2 on a Sunday afternoon) but anyway! A rainy Tuesday outfit for you (with the addition of a not-pictured scarf as an umbrella because I'm not grown up enough to remember where I leave mine)... ☂️

Top: Vintage
Trousers: @sezane
Shoes: @adidas x @walesbonner
Coat: @sezane (what can I say! so much good)! (Also shout out to @lebonshoppe socks, aka the best socks ever- there *is* such a thing)

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