The law of Attraction- the adventures of Alice in wonderland blog #3

Today i took Alice my truck out for a run down to the Blackdown hills in Devon, its only a 40 mile drive through magnificent countryside. I met up with a friend called Badger in a little town called Honiton and i then followed his van through the rabbit run of lanes toward Wellington.
The route keeps on winding up and up into the hills untill a huge plateu is reached, theirs an airfield at the top with all sorts of interesting aircraft.
After what seemed a long but pleasant drive we reached a place called Stentwood Farm tea rooms. Badger had been before and took no hesitation in ordering two hot beef rolls one for him and i, and a pot of chai for himself and a pot of regular tea for me.
I couldnt help thinking that this place was heaven on Earth it was so cozy and warm inside. Their was a log burner in one corner chugging out the heat filling the place with its warm radiance.

I was still taking the ambience of this beautiful place when a splendid sandwich and pots and cups and milk and honey were all bought lovingly to our table.

The sandwich was divine and the tea was just right it was a satisfying lunch indeed.

Heres Badger enjoying his chai

As you can see this place is so beautiful

At Stentwood Farm they have created a unique space for talk to enjoy the hospitality of their home. To make it accessible to all they are pleased to say that everything is provided on the basis of "for what its worth" so you dont have to worry what you cant afford. Their moto is to just come and enjoy the rustic interior, warmed by underfloor heating, or to sit by the cosy log fire and to pay at the end "for what its worth "
Their opening hours are sunday through till Friday 10am till 5pm their plenty of parking outside and the address is Dunkeswell Honiton Devon EX14 4RW UK