Afternoon tea????
 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3619419.stm

Don't you just hate guide books which are written by people who obviously have never been anywhere near the UK??

Re: Afternoon tea????
 

What? You mean you don't drop everything at 4pm for a cuppa and some scones? :confused: :Yikes:

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;)

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No, I'm too busy playing afternoon tennis out on the lawn with my butler.....

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I prefer croquet, while the servants get the tables ready for tea. Later we retire to the drawing room to await the great hall being set for dinner. Then it's dancing in the ballroom. :D

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Afternoon Tennis eh?

Is that what they call it these days!? :D

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:drool: Scones,jam and cream, :drool:

Incog.

p.s.Back from Wales by the way.It stayed dry for once and the rain DIDN'T chase us home as it usually does.Had a nice weekend catching up with family. :tu:

The guide books NEVER get Wales right. :rolleyes:

Re: Afternoon tea????
 

:nono:

I could have told you that :D

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If the guide books got Wales right no one would ever pass Offas Dyke ! ;)

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Probably put a few rows of fresh bricks on top! :D

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Guess you don't know what Offa's Dyke actually is then..... :D

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Yes, it was a defensive structure built to keep you lot in your valleys! :pp

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The book is completely wrong anyway - everyone knows you stop for tea at 11am, not 4pm. :)

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Gosh afternoon tea jolly good tally ho