“We’re excited to announce that we are rebranding as ‘Boynton & Jones’ and will soon be launching our new website! For updates and more information, please check out our latest post.”
On February the 10th 2022, Nanny Barbara turned 90 years old. We gathered at my Mum’s house near Oxfordshire.
During lockdown my Mother moved from the South of England to Oxfordshire. Once we were allowed to move around again, we did a little visiting. As always, Mum had brought a house that needed entirely renovating.
We spent a full week in RIshikesh and began to feel very at home there. You can walk everywhere and the pace is leisurely. Long boardwalks run along the river from Lakshman Jhula to Ram Jhula and then onwards towards a third bridge, still under construction.
It was easy to see why the culture adored the Ganges River, its meandering presence weaved through the mountains cold and energising, full of spirit and ancient wisdom. It is said one dip in the river can clean you of all worldly sin. However, we only managed a foot or two – It was pretty cold!
After our frankly mind-blowing visit to the city of Jaipur, we hopped onto the train for the second phase of our journey. Destination: Ranthambhore National Park.
We arrived in Jaipur at around 10am on the 24th of January after a thirty hour journey from Heathrow. Much earlier that morning we had been dropped at Old Dehli Station.
The Amy project began with the concept of expanding on a piece of work my Dad did in the 80s, a musical theatre piece entitled, The Road to Madtown.
My cousin Jessica got married to James in the Lake District. I had never been to the Lakes before and was stunned by the magnificence of the scenery. We stayed in a pretty little Youth Hostel close to the Hotel were the wedding was taking place.
Our friend Keri has a great affinity with animals, she cares about them deeply. One Summer she developed a friendship with a Vixen Fox who was living at Steephill Cove. She called her Roca and invited me along to see the two of them together. It was a great privilege to see them play and relax in each others company. An understanding can pass between animals and humans who care enough to try and that is a beautiful thing to witness.
One of the most enduring memories of that night was being driven back to Niton. As dusk fell, the sky was deep, red and orange with flames and smoke. It was the most surreal and heartbreaking of experiences. My heart was in my mouth – it was really difficult to get a grip on what was happening.
Exciting News from Lucy Boynton Photography!
We’re evolving! Lucy Boynton Photography is becoming ‘Boynton & Jones’ to better reflect the growth and scope of our business. While our name is changing, our commitment to delivering exceptional service remains steadfast.
Discover more about our transition and what this means for you at the link below.
Thank you for being an essential part of our journey!
Lucy & Chris
Boynton & Jones
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