Selworthy a pretty village on Exmoor.

wish I had been with you, it looks so pretty.

What a lovely day out, Chris. Scrumptious tea too ... :)

Sbg you would have been very welcome and Sheila too!
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You were lucky to have good weather, the village looks so pretty, oldy worldly.

What a lovely place to visit, Chris! It is definitely chocolate box indeed. Looks so very pretty! Wish I could have enjoyed that delicious scone with you - sounds truly scrumptious! Oh and a hot chocolate!!! Mmm...lucky lady!

I am so pleased you had a good holiday Chris! I have never heard of a lemon drizzle scone and with lemon curd!
It looked such a pretty place and glad you had the sun!
We had sunny days apart from one in Norfolk and came home to cold and wet!

You certainly picked a winner there,Chris,and it looks so lovely,and well cared for.All those plants are a delight to look at,as is the lovely Tea room :o) I've never heard of Lemon Drizzle scones with lemon curd either,but I bet it didn't stay on the plate very long ! lol.I presume you were kind enought to share it with John ?.So pleased you had a lovely time :o) x

Sounds lovely, I love anything with lemon. You should have asked for the recipe, but maybe it's secret. Glad you had a nice time.

Thank you everyone for looking.
I hadn't heard of lemon scones either but they were really nice. Because we had eaten quite a large breakfast that morning we decided to share one scone.........now THAT was a mistake!!!
The village is owned by the National Trust and really does have that 'olde worlde' feeling and all the cottages are painted the same colour.

I love places like that ... very pretty :)