This was the 'brew your own tea' setup that was stationed in the hallway outside of our rooms.
Within walking distance of the B & B was The Halford Pub where we relaxed for the evening. On our stroll back, we found the iconic English Telephone Booth for the obligatory photo op.
Back at the B & B, what caught my eye was the owner's amazing collection of assorted tea caddies.
These beautiful English treasures were once used to keep the loose leaf tea under lock and key because of the high cost of tea at the time.
6 comments:
This B & B looks like the perfect place for the horse lady in your family.
How totally charming!
Lovely! And what a wonderful name: "Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire on the edge of the Cotswolds."
What a fascinating and charming place to stay. I'm certain those tea caddies were an amazing sight for your eyes to behold. They're beautiful! Was the B & B recommended, or did you find it while researching your trip?
The tea caddies are gorgeous. I love the big wood one. The B&B also looks just delightful. You had a spectacular trip.
Something for each of you! Pretty special!
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