If you haven’t managed to have a look yet, do go and check out my new post on Salvage – our local vintage fabric shop which has had a few mentions so far on this blog – now it’s got a permanent home with lots of photos over at Lovely Shops.
And watch this space – tomorrow Astrid and I are visiting Cait MacLennan Whyte to take some photos of her wonderful yarn shop which she runs – on Thursdays only – from her garden studio in Herne Bay.
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Hi Charlotte, I just clicked on your Honeysuckle site and realised that you’re behind the fantastic Oxfam Trailwalker site! I’m doing the walk this year in Sydney and that’s been a fantastic resource, so thanks. I’ve been following your blog for some time now and it’s absolutely delightful. So thanks for that too!
Charlotte, your Lovely NZ site is just beautiful – so clean and, frankly, lovely! I’ve really been enjoying your posts – London is grey, grey grey and rain, rain rain (it was wimbledon fortnight, so of course it rained…)and they’re a great antidote.
Oh oh, I WANT those shelves!
Your LovelyNZ site is beautiful, I’ve had a lovely time clicking through reading about all the yummy food. Can’t wait to be back on that side of the world so I can visit them all!
What a great project you’ve started!
I would love to have a rummage through all that material. Looks like a lovely shop indeed!
what a charming looking shop
As an Aussie who spent the best two and a half years of my life in Wellington, thank you for Lovely NZ. Your photos are just beautiful and really capture the quirky kiwiana-ness of NZ. Is there such a word? And as for Salvage, when I die, I’m sure this is what heaven will look like. Or I can dream. If you don’t mind, I’d love to add a button?
oh – your world is so beautiful- singing and skipping -jo
Are you at French Day at French Bay in Titirangi –
http://www.orangina.co.nz/pages/eventspag.html
the second one for the year is today 🙂
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