Met a friend for a
coffee yesterday at The Coach and Horses in Rickmansworth. We then visited
the museum in the High Street, which was once William Penn's House,
and found lots of things to interest us, as we are historical novelists.
After lunch at an excellent Italian restaurant, we toured the charity shops
where I found a couple of books for historical research and a copy of Two Under
the Indian Sun by Jon and Rumer Godden. And, of course, we chatted
about our writing, tossed ideas backward and forward, throughout the day. We
concluded with a coffee and a snack at Café Nero, (my snack was an almond
croissant stuffed with marzipan - naughty but nice. Thoroughly content,
we then made our separate ways to our homes.
Rosemary Morris is interested in all things historical and organic gardening. New release. Tangled Love a romantic historical 27 01 2012 MuseItUp publisher
Saturday, 2 November 2013
Day Out
Recently, I wrote about The Coach and Horses in Rickmansworth. A friend, who is a novelist, wants to see it so we are meeting there this morning. Afterwards, we might visit the local museum and then have lunch. We also intend visiting the charity shops. One of them has a huge selection of out of print books from which I might find one or more to add to my non fiction collection of history books.
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