Today we went grocery shopping. Matt had some business at the church in East Grinstead and I went to see the town. It puportedly has the best preserved continuous high street from the Late Middle Ages in all of England and a church with a beautiful interior. So I explored. We made a stop at the local Sainsbury's before heading back to Edenbridge and then turned around and headed to Seven Oaks because Sainsbury's there was the only store with the kind of formula the baby needed. Returning home I made a pot of lentil soup.
East Grinstead High Street
Clarendon House
Timber work and leaded panes
High Street
Dorset House
Perish Church above the shops
Church yard
Parish Church of St. Swithun
High Street
Victorian-era building
World War I Memorial
East Grinstead Sainsbury's
Matt entering his pin
I was the Moby model
Matt gave it a try
Seven Oaks for formula
And salad for a late lunch
Selecting Carrots
Kent
Bough Beech Reservoir
Making a mess of potage
I do love a bit of grocery shopping, especially when the trip involves architecture, beautiful countryside, Cadbury's, custard, and every good thing. That's all for now.
OXO
D.
2 comments:
I'd grocery shop every day if it were in a down like that. Sigh.
What a lovely town! And what a lovely mint model! Mobys are fantastic!
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