which would have been even better,
if the satnav had not insisted on taking us along one track country lanes, the system deliberately avoided any motorways, dual carriageways A or B roads, it was a constant case of stop, reverse to the last pull by and then go, hoping not to meet another car coming in the opposite direction, worse still it did it again on the way back, but luckily I knew the way home, but all of the time it kept directing us on to single lane country roads where it could, I hope it behaves better the next time we go out,
but anyway here we were, into the first of 4 huge buildings, that dealers had set up stalls in,
and when I say huge,
this one was!
we walked around the stalls looking for a few things, I found one very nice art deco decanter, but rejected it on two counts, it had the wrong stopper, and it had a small hairline crack, such a shame as it was really nice,
it was not really cold, but the wind made it so,
coffee in hand we toured the outside stalls,
then back inside to another of the buildings,
we made our way around the stalls,
that had all manner of items on sale,
well I just had to get into the picture,
into another of the outbuildings,
and on to the fourth, at the end of the day we did not actually buy anything, but what a great time we had seeing so many antiques and other items,
in the evening a treat,
after poppadoms an Indian meal,
'Cheers!',
and to round off the meal a blueberry pie and ice cream,
next feet up for the latest double helping of Murdoch Mysteries, and with the end of them we were off to bed.
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