Farley Mount


On the 28th December Ollie, his dad, and I went to the local woods to take their dog, Archie, for a walk. Recently it seems as though all my posts are about walking, and until yesterday (NYE) I hadn't consciously realised that I actually do like walking - I suppose that living in a rural part of England for university has caused this. As usual, I took this as an opportunity to test my fledgling photography skills and, as usual, I thought I would share them on my blog.

The Sea Is a Good Place to Think of the Future


I've chosen the Los Campesinos! title for two reasons: they played in London this week, which I missed as I am still in Cornwall for a few more days; and I went on a walk along the sea (for 5 hours) with Ollie on Saturday, and as it happens the sea is a good place to think about the future, as well as the present. I'm not usually one willingly wanting to walk for a ridiculous amount of time - being from London and catching the frequent bus or tube service for two or more stops hasn't done me any favours in that respect. Nevertheless, Ollie coaxed me into doing it with the promise that I would be able to use his Canon 60D camera, yay. Here are some of our pictures:

Snowball

So my university, joint with Falmouth University, held a festive Snowball event to kickstart the Christmas season! Here are some pictures from the night in no particular order:

As you can see, I wore a sparkly blue dress, from New Look, that I mentioned a few weeks ago in my first blog post. Unfortunately, the dress isn't on their site anymore! It fit me really well - I styled it with black heels, and a small black bag from Coach. We were given santa hats upon arrival, so I suppose that was a part of my outfit too haha.



This is a shameless toilet cubicle selfie with the girls in my flat, Tara and Belinda!

These are the reindeer which were brought for the first few hours of the event! They're called Dancer and Prancer (of course), and they are fully grown reindeer, aged 5 and 7. I was able to stroke one and was almost impaled by its antler,  whoops.

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