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Strawberry Tunnel
Having walked around the most beautifully designed and orchestrated garden I have ever stepped foot in, in Cape Town, anything would have tasted good. But in true Babylonstoren style with attention to detail being on top of the agenda I was presented a wonderful Cream Tea. An experience that fed my mind with non stop creative inspiration.
Left: Beautiful Crockery and furniture.
Right: Cream Tea! Sadly without Clotted Cream
Wednesday, 21 March 2018 23:57
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Luis Williams
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Wednesday, 21 March 2018 23:56
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Luis Williams
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Lucy launched Lucy’s when she discovered no one in Cape Town was offering a ‘pukka’ Traditional English Cream Tea (Decadent Scones that don’t overpower your plate, homemade jam with no lumps which you know exactly what has gone into it and Clotted Cream as it is made back in the West of England.)
