Tuesday, 30 June 2009
Monday, 29 June 2009
Sunday, 28 June 2009
If you need your nails done, call Sarah at Nails! http://ping.fm/WBI9W She's really nice. I think anyways. :)
Friday, 26 June 2009
Celynnen Photography will be at the Bed and Breakfast Academy this weekend, talking about B&B Photography! http://bit.ly/Aebzq
Wednesday, 24 June 2009
Tuesday, 23 June 2009
Penny and Rebecca's Boudoir Experience at The Grosvenor Pulford Hotel and Spa
We recently did a boudoir photoshoot for Rebecca and Penny at the Grosvenor Pulford Hotel and Spa and we had a really good time!
The venue, if you don't already know about it, is absolutely fantastic with beautiful gardens and a wonderful pond.
The session was fantastic and we invite all of you to have a look at our main blog at http://ping.fm/x7ISk
If you have any questions about how you could have your own private boudoir experience or have a boudoir party with a group of friends, please email us at ioan@celynnenphotography.co.uk
The venue, if you don't already know about it, is absolutely fantastic with beautiful gardens and a wonderful pond.
The session was fantastic and we invite all of you to have a look at our main blog at http://ping.fm/x7ISk
If you have any questions about how you could have your own private boudoir experience or have a boudoir party with a group of friends, please email us at ioan@celynnenphotography.co.uk
New blog post: Rebecca and Penny's Boudoir experience at the Grosvenor Pulford by Celynnen Photography! http://bit.ly/MGen5
Monday, 22 June 2009
Sunday, 21 June 2009
Saturday, 20 June 2009
Friday, 19 June 2009
Thursday, 18 June 2009
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
Tuesday, 16 June 2009
Monday, 15 June 2009
Sunday, 14 June 2009
The Rudheath Majestics come back from France!
May 2009 was a very special month for the Rudheath Majestics. Not only was it the month of their debut as an official BBF Bronco Baseball team, it was also the first time they went to France to play in the La Guerche-de-Bretagne’s Hawks baseball tournament.
Getting there was fairly straightforward. Taking the ferry from Porthsmouth to the beautiful seaside town of St-Malo, it took under 2 hours to find the hosting venue. On site, we were greeted in true Breton style, with warmth and courtesy and in the most impressive amateur baseball field I have seen in years! All the teams, from Bronco to Pony camped together by the fields which contributed for a really fun atmosphere.
Both the Senior and Junior fields were permanently fenced, thanks to the efforts of the players and their parents who also took the time to build a batting cage and dugouts for all age groups. To add to our comfort was a brand new changing rooms for the home and visitor teams, with 6 showers in each and a separate area for umpires.
Included in our €35 Euro fee were 3 meals a day, including a fabulous hog on a spit roast on Saturday night. To insure nobody had to queue for too long, teams were invited to the marquee at different times, which also made the job easier for the volunteers who worked really hard to ensure everyone had all they needed and wanted. Wether it was water, juices, wine, cider or food refills, the hosts were definitely keen to make sure that no one was hungry or thirsty.
Between meals, you could buy snacks and drinks from the mini “snack bar” under the scoring tower. Yes, you read right, they had a scoring tower. This makeshift structure was the logistical heart of the tournament, offering live commentary on the Pony team games, inviting teams to get ready to for their games, and making various announcements such as : “If anyone finds a banking card, can you please bring it back to our English friends...”
One thing which I definitely took back from that trip in terms of the facilities is the sheer amount of quality facilities which can be done by volunteers and how they can be enhanced by simply asking in the local community or companies. Even the floodlights were donated! And then, with quality facilities, it’s much easier to find sponsors or to host tournaments which are an important source of revenue for the club.
As far as the games went, the French teams were very impressive and cohesive and I’m sure could make for very good opponents for our boys. But as far as baseball is concerned, as Crash Davis’s Manager once said: You throw the ball, you catch the ball, you hit the ball.
For the Majestics, this was much more than a simple baseball tournament, it was an opportunity for our young people to go out there, have fun, meet different people and see that despite various differences, they could all understand each other through the language of baseball. I definitely recommend that all teams should give this tournament a go. It’s low-cost, quality facilities and quality of the opponents make it a great value baseball holiday! And since trips like these don’t happen by magic, the Rudheath Majestics would like to thank The Harry Fairclough Group, Celynnen Photography , Mitchell Skoda, Riverside Organic, Xuthus, Marcia Gold Photography, and of course, Majestic Athletic, for supporting our young players. Thank you!
Getting there was fairly straightforward. Taking the ferry from Porthsmouth to the beautiful seaside town of St-Malo, it took under 2 hours to find the hosting venue. On site, we were greeted in true Breton style, with warmth and courtesy and in the most impressive amateur baseball field I have seen in years! All the teams, from Bronco to Pony camped together by the fields which contributed for a really fun atmosphere.
Both the Senior and Junior fields were permanently fenced, thanks to the efforts of the players and their parents who also took the time to build a batting cage and dugouts for all age groups. To add to our comfort was a brand new changing rooms for the home and visitor teams, with 6 showers in each and a separate area for umpires.
Included in our €35 Euro fee were 3 meals a day, including a fabulous hog on a spit roast on Saturday night. To insure nobody had to queue for too long, teams were invited to the marquee at different times, which also made the job easier for the volunteers who worked really hard to ensure everyone had all they needed and wanted. Wether it was water, juices, wine, cider or food refills, the hosts were definitely keen to make sure that no one was hungry or thirsty.
Between meals, you could buy snacks and drinks from the mini “snack bar” under the scoring tower. Yes, you read right, they had a scoring tower. This makeshift structure was the logistical heart of the tournament, offering live commentary on the Pony team games, inviting teams to get ready to for their games, and making various announcements such as : “If anyone finds a banking card, can you please bring it back to our English friends...”
One thing which I definitely took back from that trip in terms of the facilities is the sheer amount of quality facilities which can be done by volunteers and how they can be enhanced by simply asking in the local community or companies. Even the floodlights were donated! And then, with quality facilities, it’s much easier to find sponsors or to host tournaments which are an important source of revenue for the club.
As far as the games went, the French teams were very impressive and cohesive and I’m sure could make for very good opponents for our boys. But as far as baseball is concerned, as Crash Davis’s Manager once said: You throw the ball, you catch the ball, you hit the ball.
For the Majestics, this was much more than a simple baseball tournament, it was an opportunity for our young people to go out there, have fun, meet different people and see that despite various differences, they could all understand each other through the language of baseball. I definitely recommend that all teams should give this tournament a go. It’s low-cost, quality facilities and quality of the opponents make it a great value baseball holiday! And since trips like these don’t happen by magic, the Rudheath Majestics would like to thank The Harry Fairclough Group, Celynnen Photography , Mitchell Skoda, Riverside Organic, Xuthus, Marcia Gold Photography, and of course, Majestic Athletic, for supporting our young players. Thank you!
Saturday, 13 June 2009
Friday, 12 June 2009
Thursday, 11 June 2009
Wednesday, 10 June 2009
Tuesday, 9 June 2009
Monday, 8 June 2009
Sunday, 7 June 2009
Best of the Best celebrated at Visit Chester and Cheshire's Annual Tourism Awards!
Friday 5th of June, Celynnen Photography were the official photographers for VCC's 5th Annual Tourism Awards!
The venue was the Chester Racecourse and everyone had a great time, partly thanks to returning host,Mark Durden-Smith
The winners on the night were"
Arley Hall & Gardens - Best Small Attraction
Blue Planet Aquarium - Best Website
Corks Out- Best Retail Oulet
De Vere Carden Park - Best Large Hotel, Business Tourism Award and Sustainable Tourism Awards
Harrop Fold Farm - Best B&B
Kerridge End Cottages- Accessible Tourism Award and Best Self Catering
Nantwich Food and Drink Festival - Best Event
Peckforton Castle- Best Small Hotel
Roman Tours- Best Tourism Experience
Tatton Park- Large Attraction
Walk Mill - Taste Cheshire Award
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It was a fantastic evening with Paul Pashleyproviding entertainment on the night at the Chester Racecourse, with the best hits of Jazz, swing and all the crooner's best known hits and Cruise Nightclub had a great after-party till 3:30 am!
If you are in the tourism industry, make sure you contact Visit Chester and Cheshire so that your business can be part and even possibly win on one of those great evenings!
The venue was the Chester Racecourse and everyone had a great time, partly thanks to returning host,Mark Durden-Smith
The winners on the night were"
Arley Hall & Gardens - Best Small Attraction
Blue Planet Aquarium - Best Website
Corks Out- Best Retail Oulet
De Vere Carden Park - Best Large Hotel, Business Tourism Award and Sustainable Tourism Awards
Harrop Fold Farm - Best B&B
Kerridge End Cottages- Accessible Tourism Award and Best Self Catering
Nantwich Food and Drink Festival - Best Event
Peckforton Castle- Best Small Hotel
Roman Tours- Best Tourism Experience
Tatton Park- Large Attraction
Walk Mill - Taste Cheshire Award
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It was a fantastic evening with Paul Pashleyproviding entertainment on the night at the Chester Racecourse, with the best hits of Jazz, swing and all the crooner's best known hits and Cruise Nightclub had a great after-party till 3:30 am!
If you are in the tourism industry, make sure you contact Visit Chester and Cheshire so that your business can be part and even possibly win on one of those great evenings!
Saturday, 6 June 2009
Friday, 5 June 2009
Thursday, 4 June 2009
Wednesday, 3 June 2009
Tuesday, 2 June 2009
Stay on a Cheshire Farm!
Coole Hall Farm is not only a farm, but it's also a wonderful Bed and Breakfast in Cheshire!
Bed and Breakfasts are wonderful places to stay at. Don't get me wrong, hotels are fine too! The chains offer something familiar and each have their own market and purpose. But what really sets B&B's aside, I think, is the personal touches and atmosphere! And Coole Hall Farm is full of them! From the picturesque drive as you approach the farm to the welcome given by the host family, everything here is set for your to relax and wind down!
Part of the Cheshire Farm Stay Network, Coole Hall Farm offers you the chance to see a real dairy farm at work as well as wonderful and comfortable accommodations! Like a lot of Farm Stay B&B's in Cheshire, the hosts make a big difference! And Carolyn Goodwin, your hostess at Coole Hall Farm, will offer you a true Cheshire welcome and offers cooked breakfasts over her Aga and will make you feel right at home! A working farm, comfortable rooms, lovely farm animals and picturesque views, Coole Hall Farm, near Nantwich has it all for you to enjoy!
Bed and Breakfasts are wonderful places to stay at. Don't get me wrong, hotels are fine too! The chains offer something familiar and each have their own market and purpose. But what really sets B&B's aside, I think, is the personal touches and atmosphere! And Coole Hall Farm is full of them! From the picturesque drive as you approach the farm to the welcome given by the host family, everything here is set for your to relax and wind down!
Part of the Cheshire Farm Stay Network, Coole Hall Farm offers you the chance to see a real dairy farm at work as well as wonderful and comfortable accommodations! Like a lot of Farm Stay B&B's in Cheshire, the hosts make a big difference! And Carolyn Goodwin, your hostess at Coole Hall Farm, will offer you a true Cheshire welcome and offers cooked breakfasts over her Aga and will make you feel right at home! A working farm, comfortable rooms, lovely farm animals and picturesque views, Coole Hall Farm, near Nantwich has it all for you to enjoy!
Monday, 1 June 2009
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