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Pomona
I've had a lovely three days here at Berwick. I still think you'd have enjoyed it, but to each her own.
I plan to leave directly after the Parting Feast this evening. My reservation is at the Stoat's Head in Dover, and I'll be there until mid-morning if you need to reach me by fire to change our arrangements for later in the day. I'm having elevenses with Melchior and should be able to meet you at the caravan park at Hampstead by half-three.
I received an owl yesterday from the Order of Apothecaries, confirming our berths in the guest wing of the old pensioners' barracks in Chelsea, Tuesday-Friday next. I worry it may not be as charmingly quaint as the brochure makes it seem, but we shall see. At the very least, it's inexpensive and very close to the Physic Garden, so it will make up in convenience whatever it lacks in comfort.
I plan to leave directly after the Parting Feast this evening. My reservation is at the Stoat's Head in Dover, and I'll be there until mid-morning if you need to reach me by fire to change our arrangements for later in the day. I'm having elevenses with Melchior and should be able to meet you at the caravan park at Hampstead by half-three.
I received an owl yesterday from the Order of Apothecaries, confirming our berths in the guest wing of the old pensioners' barracks in Chelsea, Tuesday-Friday next. I worry it may not be as charmingly quaint as the brochure makes it seem, but we shall see. At the very least, it's inexpensive and very close to the Physic Garden, so it will make up in convenience whatever it lacks in comfort.
Re: Order Only
Wouldn't say 'No' to the Firewhiskey myself, either.
Re: Order Only
I'm rather hoping, of course, that a certain someone will agree to collect his own supplies, but I know we all share a desire to accommodate his needs in whatever way will best suit him without encroaching on his desire to remain aloof, secret, independent, unobtrusive, and unable to do any of the rest of us any conceivable harm or vice versa, etc., etc., ad nauseum.
Do come, though, Kingsley. We'd love to see you. And tell that cousin of mine, I'd like to catch up with him if he could spare the time.
In fact, if London proves less than convenient this week, I'm sure we can work out another rendezvous later in the summer. I intend to be on the road, hither and yon for the best part of the next two months. Pomona will come and go as she must, but company at any point would be most welcome.