Lisa will be taking over the care of the Craft Shop and plans to run classes and workshops there and Shiela will be taking over the Tea Room, with plans for many kinds of tea and home made scones - as I am not a tea drinker I do hope she will be serving coffee and hot chocolate too. Maybe she will have a little counter selling nice chocolates and sweeties too. Lisa the tea rooms are not quite next door but there is only the florist between you.
Building work has now been halted as I do not think there will be much time for building this week and the contractor has other tasks that need to be attended too. I did promise to show the plans but unfortunately blogger refuses to upload these so I am sorry about that and will try again another time.
Thank you for all your lovely comments on this project, I am so enjoying it. Angela thank you for the info on Beadle the Bard. Also thanks for the comments on my Interview and Lisa I will try to get my questions to you before I go off on holiday but if not I will do it when I get home so please do not think I have forgotton you.
Hugs to all my wonderful blogging friends out there.
may your frogs stay in their ponds
I like how your village is coming along - I haven't even started mine yet. ;)
ReplyDeleteYour villaage is coming along great. Very pretty, I'm loving the sunny colors.
ReplyDeleteSue
Such a lovely village. I want to live there!
ReplyDeleteThat is so adorable! Nice work.
ReplyDeletelooks great Helen
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous! can't wait to move in
ReplyDeleteYour village looks great Helen. Whoohoo, an ambition realised, my own craft shop! Hope you don't make that interview too hard, I've already got nerves lol.
ReplyDeleteYour village looks great Helen. I love the way you've "landscaped" them into one another rather than just plonked them side by side
ReplyDeleteYour village is lookeing great. I can't wait to see it grow.
ReplyDeleteNice village: I really like it ;-)
ReplyDeleteHelen, it's looking wonderful! Can't wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteLooking a very pretty place to live.
ReplyDeleteIt's looking lovely Helen - I would love to have a house there too!
ReplyDeleteI love your village. I'll look forward to seeing the plans when blogger decides to cooperate.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this Helen. It's my idea of heaven on earth; a pretty village like this:)
ReplyDeleteHello Helen
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by the other day and thinking about us during that hectic time. Sad to say its certainly not over yet either
The village is looking goood
Take care
Cathy
Love your village Helen. I would so like to live there. Look forward to my cottage by the water.
ReplyDeleteHugs
This is going to be such a pretty village - definitely a Best Kept Village winner. :0)
ReplyDeleteI can see this piece is going to be gorgeous as it is already with just the 2 cottages.
ReplyDeleteYour little village is so charming, Helen! I can imagine all kinds of nice people living there, not a one of them with a problem or a fault, lol! Now wouldn't that be loverly. :)
ReplyDeletewow..beautiful..great job ladies... I wish I lived there too.. lol.
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I've been checking out specialty teas and I promise to keep coffee, just for you to visit Helen and cream buns and chocolate goodies for those of you who are chocoholics. I've also researched some more home made scones, how do you fancy apricot and also blueberry?
ReplyDeleteWow what a beautiful meal!
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