British Apples - Cox Orange Pippin, Egremont Russet and even the humble Bramley Seedling.
Tea and cake at Lovecrumbs. I would highly recommend everything!
Lovecrumbs - 155 West Port, Edinburgh.
October, my favourite month of all. The nights draw in, suddenly the clocks go back and we are plunged into winter. It's time to buy a new coat, make huge pots of soup and knit a scarf. It's time to stockpile and plan for the season ahead because the best is yet to come.
Most of all October is about simple pleasures - crunching through the leaves to buy coffee and walking home again in the drizzle admiring the auburn trees before they are blown off the trees.
new coat + pots of soup + a knitted scarf. Yup, you have the perfect Autumn equation right there.
ReplyDeleteA nice Autumn-y post!
x Elena @ Randomly Happy
Lovely post, such beautiful photography x
ReplyDeletelovely pics, apples are my favs
ReplyDeleteI love the apples. All the better to drink though, warm cider preferably! I love October too. xx
ReplyDeleteYou have the right idea Ellie! x
DeleteHmm, what is that interesting-looking metal spike resting on the teacup? I'm intrigued!
ReplyDeleteHi Helen,
DeleteIt's part of the teabag, because they are open and filled with loose tea it makes it easy to scoop out and set aside while you drink. Then you can pop in back in and fill up with hot water from the Thermos flask. There is no such thing as a stewed tea at Lovecrumbs!
Cait x
Beautiful photos!
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Beautiful photos- I love those little twiddly Apple gadgets.
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ReplyDeleteWonderful post.
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your blog is a constant source of inspiration for me. I adore it, it always brings me back to the time when I was visiting my family in Scotland and England. Now I think im going to have to make myself a cup of tea. x
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Oh wow! I don'T think I've ever seen an apple slicer like that! Although I did see someone peel a potato with a thing like that, then deep frying it and serving it as crisps on a stick. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteNew reader!! Your photos are fantastic! We just moved to Cromarty but I adore Edinburgh and am happy to have found your blog!!
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog. Beautiful photos dear :)
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Lots of kisses, Elena