Monthly Archives: October 2013

Last week I visited Ham House, built on the River Thames near Richmond. It’s an early 17th century Jacobean House which was given to William Murray, 1st Earl of Dysart by Charles I, in thanks for having been his ‘whipping … Continue reading →

Sometime last year I fancied that I wanted to open a tea house-come-plant nursery. A place where people could relax, eat a yummy piece of homemade cake and discover new teas through curiosity and tea tasting sessions. And while there, … Continue reading →