Following on from yesterdays post, the very tasty set lunch for ten.
Special thanks to Mrs Ogg for driving us in comfort, through the narrow Devon lanes
lanes which are (understandably) currently chocked with agricultural machinery, whilst the farmers make hay and gather in crops whilst the sun shines, they’ve no time for leisurely lunches.
May I say thank you farmers for what we eat.
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That looks delicious.
Gosh. I can just feel being there. Wish I was. So very simple and elegant.
Gosh, that looks tasty!
That all looks rather good! I presume that you enjoyed it, and managed to keep Spud away from the bread! xx
Oh excellent cheese . . . and here I am, hours from lunch.