oh that it were.
it is mr peacock's. he who wears saffron moleskin trousers teamed with a floral shirt. in fact i do believe it was a suit. charming. i could happily have photographed every nook and cranny to share with you had i not had a wriggling four month old on my lap!
it is mr peacock's. he who wears saffron moleskin trousers teamed with a floral shirt. in fact i do believe it was a suit. charming. i could happily have photographed every nook and cranny to share with you had i not had a wriggling four month old on my lap!
and so three girls took tea together. {devonshire...with two freshly baked scones and clotted cream} my mum had a little dance with elsa whilst i finished off my earl grey. another day we fancy returning for their set tea of pink perfection...sitting by the river under the wisteria in the may sunshine was a little piece of heaven this week.
and 72 different teas are served there. perhaps i shall work my way through the list? i feel drawn to number 47 {pleine lune} what is your favourite blend?
Squee! Oh it looks divine! I'm planning on going next week if I can swing the time.
ReplyDeleteLook at Elsa's little toes! How adorable.
I loved this feature in Country Living, planning in my mind which to visit first! If I was a lady of leisure I would 'take' afternoon tea daily! Wouldn't you?
ReplyDeleteLove this post Kelly ~ I wish I had a kitchen like that!
Emma x
Ooo I'd join you if I could as it looks great. Now I really want a scone with lots of clotted cream and jam. I love my Yorkshire tea, but also I'm enjoying a Green Ginger tea by Tazo right now - its got a little kick to it.
ReplyDeleteWow- I'm salivating just looking at the scone!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely tea shop! oh my the menu looks v. scrummie! hope you & elsa are enjoying the sunshine :0)
ReplyDeletemine would have to be number 23 sweet orange please :)
ReplyDeleteyour blog is awesome.