Tea At Laduree
beautiful streets and mews.
After the exhibition we caught the tube to Notting Hill and walked to Clarendon Cross,
now a long time ago this is where Cath Kidston had her first shop selling vintage fabrics and lovely old china and vintage finds how things have changed, there is also a great restaurant Julies (meant to be the most romantic in London) where we had lunch, lovely area but I had a plan I also wanted to see Rachel Ashwells shop Shabby Chic Interiors, they were kind enough to let me take some photos so hope you like them (I didn't have my proper camera with me too heavy to carry) so this is just done on a normal small camera.
Such a beautiful shop although a lot smaller than I thought it would be
I have realised that I have now been blogging for 2 years so I think another give-away should take place and I will let you know what it is later in the week, alot chiller now and the OH is lighting the fire!! hard to think it is going to be so cold in the next week, been busy outside protecting all my new seeds and plants hope they withstand the cold. Look forward to all your lovely comments and I will be back soon.
Hi Jill, What a lovely trip you had, a little bit of everything,(loved the shots of Rachel Ashwells shop) Thank you for sharing.
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What lovely images of London. I showed them to my honey and even he wants to search some of these gems out when we visit London again in August. Looks like spring has definitely arrived in the UK. Hopefully it will be here in Canada soon, too!
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Looks like you had a lovely time in London, great photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun trip to the city. Looks so quaint and interesting. Glad you had a good time.
ReplyDeleteAll sounds like a perfect weekend! You have seen all my favourite places! Lucky girl!!!!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a Happy Easter! Hugs
What a wonderful post from England ...... everything is beautiful ..... even the weather that makes everything even better ......
ReplyDeleteIf I see this...... I would come again.
Notting Hill is a great neighborhood .... everywhere to enjoy watching.
I wish you a great week .... I enjoyed your post!!
With warm regards,
Silvia
ironic to see in your photos a chest of drawers roughly stripped of its layers of paint...oh the vagaries of fashion!
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ps fire's still been lit here every night
I love London and I love your blog. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great trip...and that shop is amazing! Must get up to London one of these days...I'm such a country bumkin!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week. :0)
I could live in a London that looked like this, wonderful photo's.
ReplyDeleteOh how I envy you the David Hockney exhibition. Funny, but I a friend of mine went up to London last week to see that too. All those gorgeous shops, but I agree, it is always lovely to return home.
ReplyDeleteStill lighting the fire here!!
Have a lovely week.
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The Laduree Shop looks fabulous Jill! You picked a glorious week to be in London - I hope its as good when I go down next week.
ReplyDeleteWe had a log fire going on Saturday night. During the day the temp was 12 degrees compared to 23 just a few days before. Crazy!
Jeanne
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oh wow, where is the Laduree shop??????
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ReplyDeleteIts at the back of Harrods!!
Hi Julie, I love your blog. What a great weekend, so was Julie's as romantic as it was mean't to be?
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ReplyDeleteGreat photo's of London! I didn't know there was a Ladurée shop :-). Lucky you to have such beautiful weather!
Enjoy your new week,
Madelief x
Hello Jill, really enjoyed your photographs of London; it looks so cosmopolitan! Part of me would love to enjoy that lifestyle, living in a mews house and bobbing about to all those delicious eateries with friends but Im a real bumpkin these days prefering to spend my time pottering about in my little garden by the river, close to the hills and gorgeous moorland.
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Julia x x x
Ps - Happy Easter!
Lovely photos and obviously a super time in London. Gosh those macaroons almost look to beautiful to eat. I hope your plants have survived - it's always exciting to see how much they have grown, even in a couple of days. We have been battling snow, gales and power cuts - thank goodness we have plenty of logs!
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