... instalment number 4 - the foodie one!
We certainly had an assortment this weekend. 'Home cooked' ready made (*LOL*) lasagne, salad, baked potatoes, garlic bread and a selection of puddings for dinner/supper on Thursday ... thought best to allow for varying arrival times. Breakfasts, based on the continental style. Sandwich lunches, snacks of cakes, crisps, biscuits and fruit all keeping the wolf from the door. Friday evening saw us in convoy to Tamworth and The Longwood where our waitress had booked the tables and arranged a welcome discount. Our waitress? Toni's daughter, Sonia. Good food reasonably priced.
Although booked into The Longwood for Saturday night Jean had noticed, in the info on the cottages coffee table, that there was a local pub/restaurant at the top of the road. A quick phone call to them and arrangements were made for us to dine there on the Saturday night and what a good choice that turned out to be! Beautiful, olde-worlde, grade-2 listed building and definitely not the run-of-the-mill pub/restaurant. Much more 'designer-ish' but not, fortunately, overly expensive and .... the food was delicious.
We certainly had an assortment this weekend. 'Home cooked' ready made (*LOL*) lasagne, salad, baked potatoes, garlic bread and a selection of puddings for dinner/supper on Thursday ... thought best to allow for varying arrival times. Breakfasts, based on the continental style. Sandwich lunches, snacks of cakes, crisps, biscuits and fruit all keeping the wolf from the door. Friday evening saw us in convoy to Tamworth and The Longwood where our waitress had booked the tables and arranged a welcome discount. Our waitress? Toni's daughter, Sonia. Good food reasonably priced.
Although booked into The Longwood for Saturday night Jean had noticed, in the info on the cottages coffee table, that there was a local pub/restaurant at the top of the road. A quick phone call to them and arrangements were made for us to dine there on the Saturday night and what a good choice that turned out to be! Beautiful, olde-worlde, grade-2 listed building and definitely not the run-of-the-mill pub/restaurant. Much more 'designer-ish' but not, fortunately, overly expensive and .... the food was delicious.

It doesn't seem possible that a week ago we were half way through our break and some of us were looking forward to the pamper day on Saturday.
This is the last of the general photos - the next will be the crafty stuff ...... in due course *LOL*
Oooh those puds were delicious!! lol x
ReplyDeleteMMMMM lovely puddings
ReplyDeleteSue c
Great photos Pam. Seeing those desserts again has made my mouth water.
ReplyDelete