A few weeks ago I was visiting friends in Lincoln when for a change we decided to visit The Museum of Lincolnshire Life. Despite having lived in Lincoln for 6 years I’d somehow never visited. It’s a free museum at the top of the infamously named Steep Hill (voted Britain’s best street!) set in beautiful surroundings. The architecture of the building is worth a look in itself. I’m not certain, but the grounds look like an original castle or turret of some sort.
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| Photo courtesy of Elliot Sampford |
The museum really does have something for all ages, there’s enough information to teach adults plenty of things whilst having lots of activities for children to keep them occupied. The children’s play area was suitable for a wide range of ages and was decorated and themed so that it matched the tone of the exhibit (I believe there are a tank and a bomb shelter to play in!). Overall The Museum of Lincolnshire Life is a great little museum and well worth popping into if you’re in the area.
Of course, with it being the end of a blog post about a museum that can only mean one thing: silly photos time!



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I want pink hair like yours but I'm so worried the bleach will kill it! It's curly and already quite dry 🙁
I wont lie its difficult to maintain, because of how light you have to bleach your hair it washes out very fast Ive been dying my hair for a long time though and ive learnt all the tricks and after ruining it a few years ago its now in really good condition. The main thing is to use natural products, hard to get used to but they make a real difference and I use a hair mask every time i wash my hair and use hair oil if my ends are dry. Also try to watch your hair as little as possible. I need to do a blog post on this at some point!