PR sample It has been a mixed Summer this year but we have been making the most of the sunshine. We have enjoyed lots of local walks,...
It has been a mixed Summer this year but we have been making the most of the sunshine. We have enjoyed lots of local walks, a few days trips and a some picnics too! And accompanying us on our picnics has been the gorgeous Tweed 2 person picnic hamper from The Basket Company.
Made from a lovely honey coloured willow with tan faux leather straps and handle, the picnic hamper includes:
- 2 knives
- 2 forks
- 2 spoons
- 2 plates,
- a bottle opener and
- a removable cool bag section.
Lined in rich green tweed style fabric and with quality accessories, this one is a perfect 2-person picnic hamper. I have been loving using this picnic hamper. It is well made (as expected of products from the Basket Company) and the cutlery good quality and held in place with leather straps. The cool bag is the perfect size and roomy enough to pack in plenty of food. I just wish two wine glasses were also provided. Not a deal breaker though as overall the hamper is practical and gorgeous.
The forecast for the rest of the month shows a lot of sunshine and we are looking forward to get more use from this gorgeous picnic hamper.
The 2-person tweed picnic hamper is priced at £67.50 and can be purchased online from www.thebasketcompany.com
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ReplyDeleteIt's called the Rankle burn and is near St Marys Loch in the Scottish Borders - beautiful picnic spot.
ReplyDeleteI love Tyrrels Wood in Norfolk. close to home and lots of fun for the family
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ReplyDeleteMy favourite is one from my childhood - the beach at Bamburgh!
ReplyDeleteMorecambe bay cliff top - the views are spectacular and it's peaceful too
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ReplyDeletewe love Castleford near Mam tor. beautiful views
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ReplyDeleteLove Westward Ho beach, great surf and fun day, followed by a wonderful sunset.
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ReplyDeleteI love to picnic at Otley Chevin as the views are magnificent.
ReplyDeleteAberdyfi beach in west Wales - it's on an estuary, so the views are not out to sea but across to another beach and mountains, it's lovely!
ReplyDeleteMalham Cove Yorkshire Dales sitting on the Limestone pavement fresh air and the view is tremendous
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ReplyDeleteMargaret Clarkson
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ReplyDeleteKings Cross beach on the Isle of Arran - a lovely sheltered beach with shallow water and backed by a bluebell wood!
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ReplyDeleteHolkham Beach on the north Norfolk coast is my favourite picnic spot as I've been going there for over 50 years
ReplyDeleteArthurs seat overlooking Edinburgh
ReplyDeleteBolton Abbey in the Yorkshire Dales. Really scenic and lovely to picnic by the river with the abbey view.
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ReplyDeleteAberdovey beach because it is so beautiful
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ReplyDeleteTatton park in Cheshire, as it brings back lots of childhood memories CHERYL HADFIELD
ReplyDeleteMottisfont, Hampshire. A stunning estate & a great picnic spot. The gardens are truly magnificent - particularly the famous Rose Garden.
ReplyDeleteCornwall, always sunny!
ReplyDeleteThere is a lovely country house near me with wonderful picnic spots
ReplyDeleteMy local park, because it's always nice and peaceful.
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ReplyDeleteWe like to go to a secluded beach near to us and picnic in the sand dunes.
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ReplyDeleteI love a picnic on the beach
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ReplyDeleteIn my local park under a great big old tree. It's perfect to watch my son play and enjoy a nice cheese and onion sandwich.
ReplyDeleteOur local park is huge, there are loads of lovely spots to have a nice quiet picnic without being disturbed
ReplyDeleteLoved Tatton Park with my gran when I was younger.
ReplyDeleteWe are spoilt for good picnic spots here in Pembrokeshire. My favourite has to be Angle beach.
ReplyDeleteI love Formby beach, partly because it takes me back to my childhood
ReplyDeletel love Stratford-Upon-Avon by the river its just so beautiful
ReplyDeleteI love any part of the Northumberland coast, wild and beautiful and quite undiscovered
ReplyDeleteWe love to take a picnic on the top of Gorleston cliffs, plenty of room for the children to play and a lovely view of the beach and sea
ReplyDeleteI love anywhere next to water, its so peaceful and relaxing!
ReplyDeleteNorth Berwick beside the beach on a sunny day
ReplyDeleteLove a summer picnic at Gawsworth Hall prior to an open air concert - fabulous setting.
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ReplyDeleteweelsby woods. there are lots are nice benches to sit on
ReplyDeleteBeside the lake at Wicksteed Park because it brings back memories of the many times we have done this!
ReplyDeleteThe local park so that the children can play.
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ReplyDeletei love to picnic at st annes beach,its so peaceful and everyone is very friendly even the seagulls
ReplyDeleteDunham massey as lots of places to walk and let the kids run round
ReplyDeleteHampstead Heath. Peace and tranquility, yet still in London
ReplyDeletesywell country park in northamptnshire. its so many happy memories ive been going there since i was a child plus its gorgeous too!
ReplyDeleteChatsworth Hosue because it has beautiful views and it is lovely to sit by the river
ReplyDeleteSpitchwick on Dartmoor as it's so pretty!
ReplyDeleteSaltwell Park as its local and a lovely place
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ReplyDeleteI love the Sussex Downs so beautiful and every bit so different
ReplyDeleteOur local riverbank because we enjoy the scenic circular walk only twenty minutes from our own front door.
ReplyDeletei love Stamner park in Brighton , because its huge,and has a load to see and do there too
ReplyDeleteDurdle Door Beach in Dorset because of the stunning view
ReplyDeleteI love packing a picnic and going to my nearest country park, it's so beautiful and full of some lovely picnic spots.
ReplyDeleteWe like going to Willen Lake as not too far from us and also enjoy the lovely views as we walk all around
ReplyDeleteBeach picnics are the best, especially in Woolacombe
ReplyDeleteI love my local park has it has everything for the kids and a nice spot for the adults to sit and watch
ReplyDeletewe live on the edge of Dartmoor, no better place for a picnic
ReplyDeleteI live in Torquay so its the beach every summer.....even in the rain!!
ReplyDeleteLovely big park in West Yorkshire called Sutton Park near Keighley
ReplyDeleteLocal country park called Waseley, there are several big rabbit colonies here and you can sit on the hill and munch away watching them
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ReplyDeleteMine is down by the river at the bottom of our village. We have some lovely views and can watch the kayakers coming past
ReplyDeletebradgate park is stunning we love going ther so much to do
ReplyDeleteI love Mam Tor in the Peak District, the views are to die for
ReplyDeleteThe beautiful North Norfolk coast is our favourite picnic spot, it's so peaceful, and there are windmills & wonderful countryside.
ReplyDeletePenmon Point in Anglesey because it is so tranquil by the sea
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite picnic spot is cannock chase due to scenery
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ReplyDeleteRachel Craig