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The closest Trelawnyd comes to a Lord and Lady of the Manor are Pippa & Tom who live in The Rectory , which the biggest house in the village. They are Trelawnyd Royalty.
The Rectory is tucked away next to the Church , and is hidden away from the road by the bungalows of Rhodfa Arthur( Arthur Avenue) It used to possess a tree lined drive with fields on either side in which the Vicar Jenkins kept cows and Auntie Gladys kept sheep.
Anyhow I digress, Pippa and Tom will be hosting an afternoon Tea / Garden party in the Rectory gardens on the 18th. of July, the proceeds of which will go to the TCA and upkeep of the village hall.
Ian ( Village Leader), The Velvet Voiced Linda , her hubby Nick and myself all met up today to risk assess the gardens at 1 pm. They are lovely, even though they could be a risk assessors nightmare and the event should be all rather tasteful I think given the genteel feel about the place.
I will leave you with this delightful video to make you smile on this hot day
What a lovely house. The garden party will be well attended I'm sure. I hope the sun shines for it.
ReplyDeleteThe video made me think of you saying that about your bladder/catheter shenanigans. Although I think that's probably much more polite than what you really said!
Any news on Weaver/Bun, whichever is the errant cat? xx
Saturday seems to be a reunion day Bun/ Weaver were sitting together when I got home this morning after nights
DeleteI looked at them , said FUCK OFF and went to bed
Fingers crossed the weather cooperates. Loved the video.
ReplyDeleteyes, we have a band too
DeleteHope you risk assessed for 80+ degrees, thunderstorms, hail, gales etc etc - you never know for mid July!
ReplyDeleteHappy optimist xx
DeleteLovely house and sweet pictures of yesteryear!
ReplyDeleteThe video was a treat, too.
Wishing y'all well in minimizing any risk to life and limb that lurks in the garden. I look forward to garden party pictures in due time, please and thank you.
Hugs!
I loved the fact Pippa and Tom were really on for this do
DeleteOoh, a garden party. How elegant. But I’m as mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore.
ReplyDeleteI’m coming over to see
DeleteWe had a garden party a couple of years ago in the grounds of our village’s poshest house. It was very refined and we held a silent auction. THe whole thing was a shed load of work but we raised lots of money for the church.
ReplyDeleteWhat’s a silent auction
DeletePBS has been replaying Downton Abbey, a great refresher for your proper garden party. I went to a tea party host by the Archbishop of Canterbury in a Rose Garden in Oxford one time.
ReplyDeleteOhhhh name dropper
DeleteIt's a lovely manor house. What happened to the rows of trees, ? Order lots of port-a-potties? What else does risk management cover? Parking? High heels ruining the lawn, lowlifes trodding on the perennials?Theft? My ex DH would never allow me to have parties for such reasons, esp the theft. So sad that guests would steal. Is this behind your derelict church or another church in the village?
ReplyDeleteIt’s the rectory of our main church , next to me, the trees were taken down so the bungalows could be built
DeleteToilets are available , I made sure that was clarified , outdoor for the men indoors for the ladies