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Day 67-17 : Friday 29th May, 2020

Breakfast: Cereals & Muesli
Lunch: A little picnic
Dinner: Fish & Chips (Takeaway)

Lunch: We visited Carol in Aldeburgh for lunch today.  We popped in to visit, and this was our first venture out to eat somewhere other than home. A lovely spread in the garden, with her home made Pate, Hummus, Potato & Onion Tart, Falafel, Asparagus and more.  No photos of the food as it is a bit rude to get the phone out (or so I am told), but here is a photo of her beautfiul roses

We gave a little gift of our back Bacon, amd Carol had some horseradish roots to plant, and some saltpeter.  Maggie intends to try the Potato & Onion tart

Carol's Roses in Aldeburgh


Dinner: We discovered that one of our local Fish and Chip shops (Debenham) are open for take-away.  It makes a change not to cook for a day

Fish & Chip Takeaway


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  1. Nutty30 May 2020 at 05:36

    Pleased you had a trip out today and obeyed the no phone ruleđŸ˜‚ did Maggie have mushy peas?

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