On Saturday we join a group of long time friends to attend a Polo Match, a fundraiser, supporting the Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation.
The picnic basket is being aired. Seasonal Grilled Vegetales on Ciabotta bread and Atlantic smoked salmon with fresh cream cheese are on the menu. Fresh local strawberries and scones with a dab of Devon Cream.
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The sport of Kings- HRH Prince Charles |
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Always a question of what to wear to polo |
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Tea from Thermos, Scones with Devon Cream and Strawberry Preserves |
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Heart Shaped Scones - to honour the Heart & Stroke Foundation |
What are you doing this weekend?
Hello Helen:
ReplyDeleteWe have never seen a Polo match, but we do love picnics. There is nothing nicer than siting in beautiful surroundings and eating delicious food in the open air.
Your picnic food sounds really wonderful and absolutely matched in quality to the 'sport of kings'. And, all in a very good cause. We do hope that you have a lovely time!
On Saturday mornings we are usually to be found in the Old Music Academy listening to a concert given by selected students from the Liszt Academy. A perfect start to the weekend we always think.
Watching a Polo match with a picnic would be one of my favorite ways to spend a day out. And especially when it is to support such a good cause too. The food you have planned sounds just perfect and I hope the weather is lovely too.
ReplyDeleteToday, I shall be openeing our village Church and arranging the flowers for the service tomorrow. We have rain forcast, so I may not be able to garden. If it is very wet, I shall ride Spotty in the indoor arena, then help with the lessons.
I hope you and your friends have a wonderful day.
Kind regards, Abby
Hi Helen,
ReplyDeleteThank you for leaving your sweet comment and becoming my 2000th follower!! Wow! I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
xo,
Karen
What a wonderful event! And scones are my favorite food in the world! ♥
ReplyDeletehelen... so happy to have found your lovely blog and will enjoy following along... i am working today... in the rain here in seattle (indoors) but would much rather be enjoying a picnic! x pam
ReplyDeleteHow very exciting Helen! Your picnic sounds gorgeous and I just love the heart shaped scones. I am sure you will have a ball, enjoy, love Linda x
ReplyDeleteHello Jane and Lance
ReplyDeleteYour Saturday mornings at the Music Academy listening to the Liszt Academy students sound delightful. It is so great that you support the students.
We had a delightful day and I am planning to post about it tomorrow, so many fun moments.
Goodnight my friends
Helen xx
Hi Abby
ReplyDeleteOf course, I should remember Saturday is your day for volunteering at your church. I hope the weather holds up.
We met some wonderful people at Polo and I have so much to tell in my next post.
Fondly
Helen xxx
Hello Karen
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by and look forward to future visits
Helen
Hello Lavender Dreamer
ReplyDeleteWe share similar taste in scones, they are delicious when home baked and fresh.
Thanks for stopping by and have a lovely weekend
Helen
Hello Pam at Red Ticking
ReplyDeleteI hope you had an enjoyable day at work and that the sun shines tomorrow.
Thank you for your kind words on my blog. I will look forward to back and forth visits
Helen
Hi Linda at Flowers on my table
ReplyDeleteThanks for popping in Linda
Just home and what a glorious day we had. So much fun and stories. I hope to post tomorrow and show pictures.
Enjoy Sunday
Hugs
Helen
Well. Helen... the picnic basket is certainly better looking than Prince Charles, isn't it? Charming photos and delicious looking food. I can't remember seeing Champagne, but I'm sure there must have been some! I always say that I don't like fizzy drinks, except one: Champagne!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fantastic day out! Wow!
ANNA
Glad you had a lovely time Helen, look forward to your post. Thankyou so much for your lovely comments, I am chuffed that you like Lois's picture. Love LInda x
ReplyDeleteHello Anna
ReplyDeleteI smiled at your remark about the picnic basket winning the beauty contest. Ha Ha.
There was champagne and prosecco flowing you would certainly have approved.
Hugs
Helenxx
Hi again Linda @ Flowers on my Table.
ReplyDeletePlease tell Lois to keep painting.
Helen xx
hi, thanks for your visita.gostei of your blog.
ReplyDeletehave a good week.
Hi Pretha
ReplyDeleteThank you for your words of support and wishing you a very good week too.
Helen
Ooh, sounds like a great weekend plan - esp the food part of it! Thanks for your comment on mine. I use L:iberon wax after painting and distressing furniture. Enjoy your weekend! I'm doing a stall at a local Fair. Abby x
ReplyDeleteHello Abby from Vintage Tea
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by. Yes our picnic lunch was delicious and food always tastes better when eaten outside.
Thanks for the tip on waxing painted furniture.
Good luck at the Fair
Helen