Catching up a bit from the summer. On the 18th July we were painting faces and creating smiles at Taw River Dairy for their family open day. What a scorcher of a day it was. Sunburnt ankles and fingers but it was worth it. We arrived and set up in plenty of time for a 10am start. It wasn't long before a steady stream of families started arriving and a queue started to grow. Even though it was so hot I never stopped. It was lovely to talk to the children and the parents, and I had Amber as my photographer for the day. So many happy mirror moments, I remember why I love doing this so much. Thank you for having us Taw River Dairy.
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