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We took advantage of the brief moments of sunshine that interrupted the rain this weekend. On Saturday we went for a stroll in the beautiful Kew Gardens. Nicholas loved it - even though they wouldn't allow him to ride his scooter - especially Climbers and Creepers and the Tree Top Walk.

And on sunday we went for a walk in Putney Heath followed by delicious pub lunch at the Telegraph Inn. Nicholas thought he was in heaven when he got ice cream and cheese for dessert.

Daniel's sixth week

Daniel is in an adorable stage at the moment. He is in a calm and happy mood more often now and it is easy to make him smile and laugh and coo and gurgle. It's enough to make hearts melt.

Even Nicholas finds Daniel irresistable. It is very cute to see how proud his big brother is of him. In these photos Nicholas is investigating Daniel's small facial features and is fascinated by the fact that he hasn't got any teeth.

Daniel's fifth week

Sleeping

Bathing

Smiling

Bit of tourism

We did a bit of tourism out west this weekend. We all had loads of fun even though the weather was terrible. Our boys were perfect travel partners and behaved impeccably.

Our first stop was the cathedral city of Winchester.

Then we had a pitstop at Stonehenge.

Bath, a unique and stunning historic city, was our main destination.

London Town

The South Bank is one of my favourite parts of London Town - it is so vibrant and alive with a perfect back drop - no wonder it is thronging with tourists and locals alike. Gogo loved it as much as we do and Nicholas hasn't stopped talking about all the things we saw and did since.

Nicholas thought all the street artists were awesome (and the feeling was mutual).

The highlight of the day was most definitely the Duck Boat which, much to Nicholas' amazement, went from driving in the streets to cruising down The Thames.