spare moment we have had, has been with her, Wednesday she is going to a nursing home, new experience, she is okay with it.
On the weekend we spent our time in Pembroke Ontario, north of Ottawa -our grandson was playing in a silver stick tournament. Last time there, was two years ago, saw a tea room there then, but no
one would go with me and ran out of time, but this time-I made it, and it was wonderful, beyond.
I was so excited, it is called Victoria Rose Tea Room and Fine Dining, Brenda was the owners name and she was so charming, this was a real tea room...
white table cloths, with white squares on top, all the tables are set up
with cups n saucers, forks, napkins
an old cabinet, two different stories with it, one it was from a ship and the
other out of a store. Samovar on top
this is what was so exciting-is that the right word, I was excited to see it, Frank not so much, now if it was full of old b/a gas memorabilia he would be
such a cute idea for these tea cups
this is the upstairs room, wouldn't want to be serving people here
the picture on the wall is Mr. Munro, the owner of the building, and I'm pretty sure he built it too,
the door behind the settee leads to the vault
our teapot
a little vignette
another in the hallway, leading to the washrooms
we started with delicious carrot soup, then this is the Lady Carlisle tea
speaking of Lady Carlisle, love them, they are so pretty
little blurry and I didn't get the name on the bottom
the backpiece is a candleabra-tea oriented naturally
view of the downstairs area, plates all around the top
standing back looking at the upstairs and downsrairs area
the outside view of the building. loved, loved the tea room, it was a pleasure to
visit, so if you're in Pembroke be sure to stop and see Brenda, you won't be disappointed.
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