Unfortunately the weather didn't cooperate until our very last day (when the picture below was taken), so we spent a good deal of time inside by the seaside.
Luckily our little cottage on the High Street was just as lovely inside as outside.
And while I might have struggled with browning the top of my fish pie, I've been wholly converted to the warming and cozifying properties of the Rayburn. Absolute bliss to pull up a chair and soak up its warmth (with a good book, of course) on a gray and chilly day by the sea.
Lucky you, even if the sun was reluctant to appear. With a cottage that gorgeous, it's not so bad staying in by the rayburn!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful cottage. I've spent many a windswept day on the beach in Aldeburgh.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately looking at the trans-atlantic cable landing terminal rather than taking in the ambience.
Oh, and en-route to the nuclear power station. What a glam working life I had (not)!
Oh I LOVE Aldeburgh. Note to self - must go there this summer - usually we end up going out of season which is quiet, and dramatic, but coooooold.
ReplyDeleteFish Pie? Did I hear you say Fish Pie? I wonder if it was homemade and if so whether it was edible!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely cottage to spend time in - I am glad that you had a lovely break.
I too, love Aldeburgh. We had planned to get back there this year...hopefully we will!
ReplyDeleteYour cottage looks wonderful.