The ornamental gardens at Little Quebb Farm. |
Martha mentioned that she and her husband Jim had been visiting Normandy earlier that week, I thought "now she tells me"!
If I had known I could have easily driven to the coast to meet up with them.
Little Quebb Farmhouse |
All was not lost however as Martha went on to to tell me that they were spending a few weeks in the Cotswolds, not very far away from where the Senior Partner and I had rented a holiday cottage.
A tranquil place to sit outside our back door. |
Emails flew back and forth and finally we had a plan to meet at the Bear & Ragged Staff Country Pub in Bransford, Warwickshire for a traditional Sunday Lunch.
Bear and Ragged Staff |
Almost equidistant from both of our places, it proved to be an excellent choice and I highly recommend the puddings.
Kansas meets Normandy at last! |
Needless to say Martha and her husband Jim are delightful and the time just flew by as we got to know each other better.
Lunch was enjoyed by all |
Check out Marthas blog Lines From Linderhof to read how much these two Anglophiles are enjoying "living" in the UK.
All too soon it was time to say farewell and make our way back to our cottages.
Us to The Granary at Little Quebb Farm, Eardisley Herefordshire and M&J to Blue Row Cottage in Swerford, Oxfordshire.
The Granary our Home Away From Home |
Bye Martha, hope to see you again one day!
Au revoir! Joining the Tablescaper for Seasonal Sundays with this very Traditional English Sunday Experience! |
What fun that meeting must have been. I have to admit to enlarging the photo of the lunch in order to see what everyone was eating - it looked good!
ReplyDeleteOh Wow, getting to meet up with blogger friends, awesome, I'm hopping to get to do that some time soon. Enjoyed your travel pics in the from the Cotswolds. We hope to get there some day.......
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~Emily
The French Hutch
So happy it worked out for you all to meet for lunch. Meeting up with blogging friends is truly a treat!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the photos. ~ Sarah
Popped over for a visit from The Tablescaper, unfortunately I didn't post one this week, but you live in such a beautiful place. I think it is so wonderful that you were able to spend quality time with a fellow blogger! xo,
ReplyDeleteMaggie -- a great post!!! And it was so good to meet you and your husband. Your cottages look amazing! Perhaps we'll meet again someday!
ReplyDeleteHow lucky for you two to meet. There are so many interesting people in blogland that we feel we get to be friends with, so it's nice to know someone actually got together.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! And what a great place to meet. So happy to have you with us for Seasonal Sundays.
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This is wonderful, wow, to meet a blogger friend face to face?! what a gift! This must've been so much fun for you girls, you both look so happy! God bless and hi Martha, at Linderhof! Thanks for the pictures!
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FABBY
Aw, it looks like you had a great get-together Maggie! Very nice:@)
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful that you were able to connect with Martha. I've only met one blogging friend but look forward to meeting some others- sometime... I find it amazing how connected I feel to so many bloggers...birds of a feather flock together as the old saying goes.
ReplyDeleteHow nice that you & Martha were able to connect! I've met a few bloggers & its always such a treat...like old friends, only better because its still new & fresh.
ReplyDeleteLOVE all your photos...what a wonderful trip!
fondly,
Rett
How fun to connect with a fellow blogger. I've met just a few and have enjoyed it very much.
ReplyDeleteHow fun!! And what a cozy little pub to have dinner!
ReplyDeleteHow nice! It's always wonderful to meet fellow bloggers. I had the opportunity this past December and had a ball! Thanks for sharing, enjoyed looking at your lovely photos!!
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