See I have to do it all at once, food, topiaries, gardens, rinse, repeat.
Oh there was plenty of variety for each dip into the park, but it's easier to report topically as I edit and sort my photos.
Plus on some days into the park I was hungrier than others, so tended to eat more than photo, or vice versa.
Nice shot though! I never get tired of the floral display around the water there.
Me neither! So pretty!
You and my parents!
LOL! I just spent 4 days in one of the nation's biggest and most diverse migratory bird national parks. I saw over 100 kinds of birds and spent oodles of time just watching and taking pix.
That's funny cause So Cal had the coldest May in 100 years. Nice picture of the three of you!
Wow!! And so glad the rain is back!
It's good that you have a sense of humor. I'm not sure that I would be able to own up to a name like ChunkyDump! I'd sooner sit on the ground or Fran's lap than assume that pose!
LOL!! The first time was just a "Hey, I want the folks in the back to be seen." and it just took on a life of its own. So silly!
I've only been there for the French Family Lunches or the Grand Marnier tastings, but I've loved everything I've had there.
They take such great care; love it!
It is classy, but not over the top. I like it.
Good way of saying it.
Either that or a nice stiff cocktail.
Yes, or that.
Unfortunately they don't happen very much in my world anymore either.
Such a shame.
OK, I do better than this at home, but I have a little more free time than you do. I've got a half ham in the oven right now that will be served with Cheesy Scalloped Potatoes and Roasted Vegetables. Still pretty much under $10 for dinner and plenty of leftovers.
Oh wow, NICE!!! I eat very lightly when at home and mostly just nibble on this or that. Lots of leftovers or sandwiches or burritos.
Interesting. Then again I do the same thing with my Marie Calendar's Pot pies...
Hahahaha! YUM!
Me too. I like it when care is taken with the meals I pay a lot to see, taste, smell, etc...
Chef Hunnel really likes that Pork Loin as well and almost always has some form of it on the menu at V&A's.
I believe I did have that as well in one of my courses. Followed by the amazing smoked duck.
We got cookbooks from him as gifts at the French Family lunches. I have one next to me right now that I haven't had the time to open up and read to see if I want to keep it.
Well, if you don't...
Same for me. I need to make this happen more.....
Yes!! You should!
That's a very interesting presentation. I wonder what the benefit of roasting inside a loaf of bread was. I was afraid that it looked overcooked, but I'm glad it wasn't.
Apparently, it was the salt crust, not bread. But I was still impressed and amazed all at the same time.
I've had meats carved tableside, but never that way!
Nor I!
I would have found room! French desserts are amazing!
I just couldn't justify the added $$. Splurge is one thing; gluttony is another. There was just no room.
Mine too! I need to go for dinner and try the regular menu someday!
And apparently it's changing next month.