At the cafe we are given not one but two croissants. The young lady behind the counter practices her well meaning but execrable English on me . ' Good mourninghs mayteeh. How is weees tuesday ?'. I smile. Sophie is a big fan of two croissant days.
Last night we dine, virtually, on Scotlands remote west coast : https://www.uigsands.co.uk/
They have found interesting things when excavating Notre Dame :https://www.inrap.fr/fin-des-fouilles-la-croisee-du-transept-de-la-cathedrale-notre-dame-de-paris-un-16452
And here's some ' Oh so English' Easter music :https://youtu.be/WVKW4iVkED4?t=103
8 comments:
One limitation of virtual dining - you don't get to experience the matchless, desolate beauty and expansiveness of an Outer Hebridean beach.
Nobby is yet to experience his first lamb bone, but lives in hope.
Happy Easter!
Cheers, Gail.
Two croissants - wow that's a real Easter treat! Chasing the black and white C-A-T out of the woodpile too? Easter is better than Christmas for the start of a best day ever!
Hari OM
I trust that lamb leg is now smelling 'proper', if not already under consumption! Blessings of the day to all at the ROF. YAM xx
Happy Easter, sounds like a wonderful way to start the day
Much to the PONettes irritation the lamb is being double cooked and won't be ready until this evening. This is considered cruel and unusual punishment.
Happy Easter!
Happy Easter everyone! Sophie’s recent hair cut is lovely.
Cat chasing, a long walk, *double* croissant ends and lambing lickings will make for a most happy Easter.
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