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More Tea Vicar? #12
Posted by Viv Wilson on 20th March 1973 in Early Days | hoar cross hall,meynel,ingram,more tea vicar,ghost,church of the holy angels,churchyard,christmas,vicarage,1973,meynell arms
...along the verge near the roadside. Afterwards we went back to someone’s house nearby for a cup of tea and some food. We always found these social occasions very boring, as children are want to do, but as there was food involved we gladly went along. However, after a little while, standing in the lounge and gazing idly out of the window, I realised with a sudden dread that this was the garden that we had dared each other to run into and take some fruit – scrumping I think it’s known as! I looked across at Mrs Harris and she looked back at me – and smiled! Phew, we’d got away with another bit of mischief but I wasn’t sure for how much longer...More Tea Vicar? #13
Posted by Viv Wilson on 13th January 2019 in Growing Up In a Stately Home | hoar cross hall,New Year's Eve,Scottish,1973,Christmas,Meynell
...along the verge near the roadside. Afterwards we went back to someone’s house nearby for a cup of tea and some food. We always found these social occasions very boring, as children are want to do, but as there was food involved we gladly went along. However, after a little while, standing in the lounge and gazing idly out of the window, I realised with a sudden dread that this was the garden that we had dared each other to run into and take some fruit – scrumping I think it’s known as! I looked across at Mrs Harris and she looked back at me – and smiled! Phew, we’d got away with another bit of mischief but I wasn’t sure for how much longer...More Tea Vicar? #12
Posted by Viv Wilson on 18th July 2021 in Growing Up In a Stately Home | hoar cross hall,Emily Meynell,Meynell Ingram Arms,church of the holy angels,vicar,Cathedral of the Midlands,New Years Eve,New Years Day
...along the verge near the roadside. Afterwards we went back to someone’s house nearby for a cup of tea and some food. We always found these social occasions very boring, as children are want to do, but as there was food involved we gladly went along. However, after a little while, standing in the lounge and gazing idly out of the window, I realised with a sudden dread that this was the garden that we had dared each other to run into and take some fruit – scrumping I think it’s known as! I looked across at Mrs Harris and she looked back at me – and smiled! Phew, we’d got away with another bit of mischief but I wasn’t sure for how much longer - I was ge...More tea vicar? #12
Posted by Viv Wilson on 10th November 2019 in Growing Up In a Stately Home | hoar cross hall,church of the holy angels,meynell arms,Bodley,world war 2,famours five,vicar,gas masks,new years eve
...along the verge near the roadside. Afterwards we went back to someone’s house nearby for a cup of tea and some food. We always found these social occasions very boring, as children are want to do, but as there was food involved we gladly went along. However, after a little while, standing in the lounge and gazing idly out of the window, I realised with a sudden dread that this was the garden that we had dared each other to run into and take some fruit – scrumping I think it’s known as! I looked across at Mrs Harris and she looked back at me – and smiled! Phew, we’d got away with another bit of mischief but I wasn’t sure for how much longer...More tea Vicar? #11
Posted by Viv Wilson on 24th August 2020 in Growing Up In a Stately Home | hoar cross hall,new year\'s eve,birthday,midnight,Scottish,church,Easter,Christmas
...along the verge near the roadside. Afterwards we went back to someone’s house nearby for a cup of tea and some food. We always found these social occasions very boring, as children are want to do, but as there was food involved we gladly went along. However, after a little while, standing in the lounge and gazing idly out of the window, I realised with a sudden dread that this was the garden that we had dared each other to run into and take some fruit – scrumping I think it’s known as! I looked across at Mrs Harris and she looked back at me – and smiled! Phew, we’d got away with another bit of mischief but I wasn’t sure for how much longer - I was ge...More Tea Vicar? #12
Posted by Viv Wilson on 15th June 2022 in Growing Up In a Stately Home | hoar cross hall,Meynell,grave,vicarage,vicar,1973,Christmas,Bridgerton,Downton Abbey,The Crown
...along the verge near the roadside. Afterwards we went back to someone’s house nearby for a cup of tea and some food. We always found these social occasions very boring, as children are want to do, but as there was food involved we gladly went along. However, after a little while, standing in the lounge and gazing idly out of the window, I realised with a sudden dread that this was the garden that we had dared each other to run into and take some fruit – scrumping I think it’s known as! I looked across at Mrs Harris and she looked back at me – and smiled! Phew, we’d got away with another bit of mischief but I wasn’t sure for how much longer - I was ge...