On the day before they left, Megan and Peter and I went to Bury St. Edmunds to see the Abbey Ruins and the Cathedral (and also to do some shopping for yummy British treats to bring home!) After Bury, we drove on to Lavenham, one of the best-preserved Shakespearean era villages around. It was really lovely. The houses were colorful, timbered, and as you can see, crooked. This is now a gallery with handmade goods from local artisans. There were antique shops and tea houses and pubs, all in mismatched colors and tilty timbers. I loved it! We were so sad to bid Megan and Peter goodbye and can't wait till they come back!
Monday, November 9, 2009
And they all lived happily in a little Crooked House...
On the day before they left, Megan and Peter and I went to Bury St. Edmunds to see the Abbey Ruins and the Cathedral (and also to do some shopping for yummy British treats to bring home!) After Bury, we drove on to Lavenham, one of the best-preserved Shakespearean era villages around. It was really lovely. The houses were colorful, timbered, and as you can see, crooked. This is now a gallery with handmade goods from local artisans. There were antique shops and tea houses and pubs, all in mismatched colors and tilty timbers. I loved it! We were so sad to bid Megan and Peter goodbye and can't wait till they come back!
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