Anchor Inn

It was so good to be reunited with family at the very British Anchor Inn last night. Grandparents Joy and Joe, Aidan and Anne Bryant, Robert and Sarah MacNaughton, and the German family who hosted Jahnavee as an exchange student Micheal, Mathilde and Clara. 

We were jetlagged and had been up about 24 hours when we greeted one another.

Dan ordered well, the Fish Pie:

I chose Welsh Rarebit on the lighter menu with coleslaw and a pint. The peas looked so good!

Aidan drove us home.




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