What could be more delightful than afternoon tea at a picturesque little cafe on a disused railway station in the heart of Hampshire? I heard about Horsebridge Station through my blog friend Karen over at Little Crafting Miss, and as it's fairly near to where we live I couldn't believe I hadn't heard of it before! So the hubs and I set off, and had the most delicious cake I've ever eaten, and tea with real tea leaves and a tea strainer - just like the old days! Thank you Karen!
I am linking up with Mary over at Mosaic Monday.
Sounds like a wonderful day, the cake and tea would be worth the visit. Lovely place and photos. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming and quaint little place. Our little historical town would fit in nicely along that sweet little place, oh and to enjoy tea at a setting such as this...very nice. Have a happy week Diana~
ReplyDeleteWe love to take day trips like that! What a beautiful place and a very nice mosaic!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful place the tea. I love the colours in the mosaic, green and yellow.
ReplyDeleteTea in such a pretty place would be a real treat. Love the name - Horsebridge!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty place. I'd love to have such a destination within easy reach. Thanks for sharing your treat!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty mosaic. I am so glad you liked it there Diana ... it did feel like stepping back in time to a more peaceful and tranquil time.
ReplyDeleteKaren x
ps forgot to say thank you for the mention :)
ReplyDeleteKaren x
I'm going t have to check that out...Mr LLJ is a train geek and I like tea rooms.... A win-win combo ;-)
ReplyDeleteLLJ xx
Love your quaint mosaic, we lived in Hampshire for about 5 years and never came across this hidden treasure. It looks & sounds wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely, a real tea! And, your photos are lovely too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty mosaic. My husband collects trains and is in every way a train enthusiast. I will have to show him this. I am a new follower, having found your blog on Mosaic Monday. I would love for you to visit me at Still Woods Farmhouse. Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteWonderful Diana. I once went to an old railway station that had been made into a tearoom called Brief Encounter, it was fab.
ReplyDeleteHi Diana,
ReplyDeleteVisiting via Mary's. Your afternoon tea mosaic is most enchanting and, as you say, a pretty nod to those good old days of cozy comforts!
Poppy
Oh, it just looks so charming! And fab cake and tea as well, doesn't get much better than that!
ReplyDeleteWonderful looking place! Just darling..
ReplyDeleteThat looks incredibly delightful!!!
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