As our regular readers know, we do an awful lot of hill walking – mainly thanks to our Weimaraner, Fudge.
We’ve walked our way through several pairs of boots over the past few years, and our current ones are at the point where they get soaked through at the merest hint of rain. Walking in squelchy, soggy, muddy socks is horrible!!
We’d both love a pair of these Brasher Supalite II GTX walking boots! They’re plain, sturdy and the brand is famous for the durability of their footwear.
Decadent working bag with one pocket in cognac – €382.20
This bag would be my perfect everyday, everywhere bag. The permanent holder of my keys, phone, purse, pen, notepad, sunglasses and all those other myriad ‘necessities’ that lots of women seem to have.
It’s a gorgeous colour; immaculately restrained in its design; not too big… not too small… just right!
It has a hefty (to me anyway) price tag, but looks like it’s built to last a lifetime. I think it would be a great fashion investment!
Aldo Londi Arkitectura Animal Range – £150 – £220, Heals
Most famous for his Rimini Blu pottery figures & homewares produced for Ceramiche Bitossi, the Arkitectura range was the last to be designed by Londi.
We would like one of each please – thank you!
Prices start at £150 for the small rack and £250 for the large rack – London Transport Museum
We first saw these on the Retro to Go blog and instantly fell in love. Immediately recognisable by anyone who has taken a train in Britain. A sturdy & practical bit of kit – we want one for our ever-messy porch area!
If you’d like to bag yourself one (or more!) you need to register your interest on the London Transport Museum website.
Nomos Glashütte Tetra 27 Karat wristwatch – €1280
Some women have a shoe or handbag fetish – I’ve got those too – but I also have a thing for watches! This one with it’s square face and 1930s style numerals is really something – I love it! I’ll get me one as soon as I win the Euro Millions!
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