Here are some more pics from last weekend's trip to Ludlow.
They don't call Shropshire the garden of England for nowt.
Nothing like a spot of gambolling about in the castle ruins. Please excuse my hair in these pics. My attempt at a messy french knot didn't quite work out and it sort of ended up resembling a depressed pony tail.
I wore:-
Dress and beads - charity shop
Sandals - Dotty P's
Tote - Gift from Edie
I wore:-
Dress and beads - charity shop
Sandals - Dotty P's
Tote - Gift from Edie
I couldn't resist tinkering with these pics to embellish how awesome the light looked blazing through the stained glass
Tomb of Henry VIII's older brother
I found the charity shops for the most part were ridiculously overpriced, so I didn't buy an awful lot.
Except this vanity case £4.99 Oxfam
Already seen and commented on (thank you ladies) in my last post
I thought this was going to be my only thrifted find until I turned a corner and found the Cat Protection League. Run by a group of eccentric cat loving ladies, it had some fabulously priced treasures
Alfred Meakin tureen £3
A big table full of fabric remnants all 50p each
These vintage 50's and 60's edition children's books were between 20p and 50p each. As opposed to round the corner in one of the hospice shops where very similar books were in the "collectables" section priced at £8 apiece. Yeh right!
I know charity shops exist to make money and it's all for a good cause but when you can buy new items for the same price or less than goods that, often do not warrant the tag 'vintage', it doesn't inspire you to spend more money than you feel you need to.
I take my hat off to the women of the Cat Protection League!
Enjoy the rest of your weekend everybody
Lucy x