No frills (but lots of fun) in Marlow
One of the last to turn 30, the Doc invited us to Marlow for cocktails and long-awaited catch-ups. We checked in en-masse into the Holiday Inn in High Wycombe, which at an unbelievable £30 a night per person, is excellent value for money. A record 15 minutes later and we were primped and preened and ready to roll for dinner at the Marlow Bar and Grill, followed by the main event: the party itself. The Doc, being of extraordinarily large brain, has married a Brazilian cocktail-maker extraordinaire, so we knocked back caipirinhas a-plenty! The next day, we were not so primped and preened, but we did have a lovely brunch and walk around Marlow: who knew chocolate-box prettiness was the most effective hangover cure of them all?
Pretty as a picture: a walk around Marlow
Hangover cure: survivors’ brunch at Fego
Enjoying the British summer on the River Thames!
A cook’s dream: Steamer Trading Cookshop
So when can I move in? Living in Store
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Sounds like a fun time! I love Marlow, have spent many lovely afternoons there but not been for a while. I need to visit the Steamer Trading Cookshop and Living in Store and then go sit in the park with an ice cream! Thank you for sharing your photos.
Ooh sounds like a day out fit for a queen (especially the ice cream), enjoy! X