Good to hear number 

We did have a lovely meal and it didn't rain!
Our village has plethora of pubs that serve food but none of them does anything nicer than pub grub. We had a lovely bar/restaurant some years ago which fell victim to the economic down-turn combined with a brewery that charged huge rents but, since then, we have had a few new estates built on [most] edges of the village so, hopefully, this one will succeed. One of the owners has a 'fine dining' restaurant in the next village and the food seemed to reflect his input. They have a really good GF menu and it only took 5 minutes to walk there and slightly longer to crawl walk back. 
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after which I will do a huge amount of ironing. Also today, after having a pedicure and leg wax, I went out with friends for afternoon tea at a fairly new tearoom in Stockport, owned by a maker of specialist cakes. The cakes were fabulous, but I only had one (yes, really). I can still taste it! The Ash Tearoom - to anyone in the vicinity of Stockport, I thoroughly recommend it. I didn't need an evening meal, though I did have a small bit of cake at the book group meeting.
