Carlops

Keava & Rosa were looking after Keava's parents house in Carlops this weekend and they invited us down to stay at the farm for the night.

When we were greeted by three adorable spaniels on arrival, we knew we were in for a super cute stay.

Keava's parents have the perfect country cottage with a huge garden, kitsch decor and fields filled with fluffy chickens in the back. We were staying in a bothy in the back garden which was the cosiest place to spend the night.

We arrived just in time for lunch and Keava & Rosa had cooked a delicious curry soup.

We brought a bottle of Love.Gin with us so we had g&t from a teapot which looked so cute and felt a lot more civilised than straight up drinking at lunchtime.

After lunch, it was time to go on a real life Easter egg hunt and feed the chickens.

The eggs were so pretty and were a mixture of sizes in cream, green, blue and pink.

Keava told us to take a handful of feed and all the chickens ran over to us and started pecking it off our hands. They were so cute and fluffy.

We then wrapped the puppies up in blankets and took them off in the Fig for an adventure.

There were so many cute animals along the drive including ponies, baby Highland cows and so many lambs.

We stopped off to see these lambs and some of them had little jackets on. One was wearing a pink tutu.

The pups took us for a walk along the river when we got to Peebles.

The great thing about walking a dog is that you get to meet all the other cute dogs too. We met a scottie dog called Ike and a giant dog which looked like a rug called Fudge.

We picked up some amazing looking cakes from Coco Black to take back for dessert and then stopped for a drink in the Tweeside Inn.

We were treated to an amazing vegetarian spaghetti bolognese for dinner when we got back.

We then spent the rest of the night in front of the fire drinking wine and stroking puppies and the cat.

It was the most relaxing day every and filled with so many cute animals.