High Tea in England
Photo credit: Magdanarka/Shutterstock
A puzzle I completed from Jigsaw Explorer
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That looks like an amazing high tea. Happy T day CJ. Enjoy the last of summer warmth- at least the last for now. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm working today 😿Enjoy the day for me
DeleteTo me, that is 'afternoon tea,' served around 3.30 or 4.00. High tea is a more robust meal, with pies, hot or cold meats, vegetables, bread, cheese, eaten after 6.00.
ReplyDeleteWell, what do we know? 😺
Deleteoh so lovely!!! I have always wanted to attend high tea. Maybe one day! :) lovely photo!
ReplyDeleteHigh tea would be so delightful
DeleteI'm holding my pinkie up as I type this.....in keeping with the 'spirit'......😂😂😂
ReplyDeleteAnd you're doing an amazing job. 😺
DeleteNothing better than an afternoon tea here in the UK 😊. I hope October is treating you well and wishing you a very happy T day! Hugs, Jo x
ReplyDeleteOctober is still giving us Summer weather so I'm very happy
DeleteIt would be fun to go to something like that.. :) Happy T Tuesday!! Hugs! deb
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it? Especially with champagne
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DeleteEnglish friends once took us to a wonderful afternoon tea that looked very much like your photo. Definitely a high point of traditional British food (though they also do great roast dinners).
ReplyDeleteYum
DeleteI want to be invited to that high tea. Absolutely stunning. Thanks for sharing this puzzle that has my mouth watering for T this Tuesday, dear CJ. Great drinks, too!
ReplyDeleteThat would be a spectacular tea to attend
DeleteThat looks like a very filling High Tea.
ReplyDeleteIf you leave hungry, it would be your own fault
DeleteI love jigsaws - and here especially the cheering, LOL...
ReplyDeleteThe cheering always cracks me up.
DeleteOne of our children treated me to Afternoon Tea (similar to your picture, with the bubbly too) after my husband died. It was a really lovely surprise and I will never forget it.
ReplyDeleteBelated happy T-Day,
Lisca
That looks an amazing afternoon tea.
ReplyDeleteHappy T Day.
All the best Jan
What a lovely presentation. I partook in one Afternoon Tea when I was in England. It was wondrous.
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