Have you ever wished for that inescapable, momentous moment when you can just choose to be a part of an enticing package like the more recent Elegant Dining and Outdoor Activities in England that will forever hold you spellbound and enthralled by the country’s radiating beauty?
Oh, dream away…
Yes, it is so wonderful to hold my dreams and realize it. And I am still pinching myself up to now thinking if it was all just a dream.
But, no! I was wide awake. And totally ecstatic (up to now) – just like a sheepish school girl getting her first travel experience on her own would react!
Ahh… I can still breathe in all of its luxurious ecstasies.
That was my moment of inhaling and savoring fine cuisine (where, of course, thankfully, I didn’t have to wrinkle-free my brows from thinking that it may add up later to my hips and legs).
I really had a mouthwatering experience because this country is one of those homelands where diverse culinary offers tickle your palate and make you crave for more.
From best-tasting Cornish produce (in seafoods, cheese, and meats) and their comforting teas in the afternoon, to gourmet meals with the freshest of veggies and aromatic cooked meats and fish dishes, what more would a hungry individual like me (with a group of food-slaved friends tagging along) ask for as we roam the busy streets of this country?
For drinks, take your pick! They have bubbly beers for those who are more adventurous and can hold their liquor well, and light touches with apple or cider for others. (Preferably, for me, the latter was a better choice especially since we still had to move on like barely intoxicated, smiling nomads around the nearby and far areas).
And did I mention something about their breakfast? Not yet? Oh, it’s totally a feast for the tastebuds! Luckily, my friends and I were able to sample the different types of their English breakfast (as it is commonly referred to).
That was my moment with everything that I have read about the country in wikipedia was appeased (not to mention the quick browsing on other informative tools that also helped).
Hopping along the streets of England with a most convenient package that traveler-savvy people like me from different countries would die for, I am happy to say that it’s something that’s best remembered and done again and again.. As such, it’s life with a yummy perspective.
And I would always want to come back for more – if time and finances would permit.
If I would be able to paint a particular picture that can make things like this stay stuck in time and space where dreams become reality, I would do so. But, I still have lots to learn regarding doodling those things. (My other male friend is better at drawing stuff than I am.)
And so, I paint my experience with words, which I hope will encapsulate the delicious feelings within me.
Food trip! Yes, it was a food trip for us. And we wouldn’t want to have it any other way.
1 Comment
February 13, 2008 at 4:00 pm
The pasties and tea and scones are a definite must if you visit Devon! Suprised you never mentioned them!