Here's a post that's about nothing, or at least nothing in particular. I had a few photos of excursions we've made and what we've observed along the way, so I thought I would share them--in no chronological order.
I forgot to include the photo of a pane of medieval glass (below) from our visit to the V&A. Amazing how it's still shimmering after all these years.
And here are some shots of small appliances viewed in a store window. They're from the Italian manufacturer Smeg, decorated by designers from Dolce & Gabbana.
Here's a tea kettle (sorry for the window reflection):
Or maybe you'd prefer the espresso maker? It will only set you back about $645 in the U.S. Don't you think it looks a little like a circus calliope?
Or maybe you'd prefer this beverage fridge? (Yes, it's a beer cooler.)
We later went into the shop, pretending we could afford these items. In truth, we were also hoping to warm up. It was a cold day. We were informed by the attractive female salesperson that Williams & Sonoma offers Smeg products in the U.S. But they're slightly (!) out of my price range.
Finally, when we're out and about, how could we refrain from a pub meal? Here's one of Kevin's favorites, bangers and mash:
While I indulged in steak-and-ale pie. It's not a good substitute for the Pipe of Port's pork-and-plum pie, but it will have to do.
We hear it's very cold at home in Port Ludlow this February. I'm sorry we can't send these rib-sticking hot meals to our friends and family to warm you all up.
Till next time...
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