Category Archives: Tea and Food

Sunny Side Up

In a small coop in our backyard, we have two chickens: Lotus and Miss Moneyhenny. I say a  small coop, but Continue Reading →

History is Alive and Well

Last night, Lady Devotea and I put on an event. A tea event, naturally! As part of the Adelaide Wine & Food Continue Reading →

No Shame, but Plenty of Blame

I know from the evidence of my own 1.8 eyes (one’s not very good) that people often order coffee at the end of a Continue Reading →

We Fancied a Cuppa

Yesterday I drank some tea. Not an unusual occurrence, I think we can all agree without fear of contradiction. I was in Continue Reading →

Steps to a Tea Spangled Christmas

I’ve been quiet of late on the blogging front. On-line generally.  A few blogs here and there, a few incredibly Continue Reading →

Alright, Listen Up! Tea Sets the Standard…

So, you drink loose leaf tea? Excellent. Not for you that rubbish that comes in bags. You prefer quality, and Continue Reading →

Tea and The Dawn of History

Here’s yet another blog where I combine tea and history and travel, albeit with quite a misleading title. From this Continue Reading →

Onwards and Backwards

The last three days in England have been spent without internet for various reasons, and there is a bit of Continue Reading →

First you heat the water…

Bath. It’s all about water. Called Aquae Sulis by The Romans, the centrepiece of the town of Bath is a Continue Reading →

The Sun Never Sets on Great Tea

There was this thing called the British Empire. And it did some terrible, terrible things. So much worse than anyone Continue Reading →

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