Matt roams around Sainsbury's in Exeter
The Tom Cobley and Castle Drogo, Spreyton and Drewsteignton, Devon - 11th August 2016
We spend a day at Castle Drogo, a few miles away from Grandma J's at Drewsteignton. After a wander around the castle, designed by Arts-and-Crafts god Edward Lutyens and in the process of a major £multi-million renovation, we meet up with Sis and Matt and hang out on the croquet pitch for a while. Later, we haul Grandma J out for a nosh-up at the legendary Tob Cobley Tavern in Spreyton.
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Mother in the garden
Walking around down the road
Fred runs around on Castle Drogo's drive
Castle Drogo is a bit of a building site
Bits of the castle are being cleaned and repaired
An 'access all areas' tour group gets underway
Cleaned stones and scaffolding
Fred plays a bit of piano
A large screen
A window down a flight of stairs
An impressive chandelier
A contemporary tapestry shows forms of afterlife
Fred lights up an Edward Lutyens dolls house
The Jeff Nettleship Automated Teas Maid from 1952
Fred leans on the kitchen table
Three brass taps in a row
In the many corridors of Drogo
Visiting one of the bedrooms
Time to relax on beanbags
Mother looks at the ceiling
A huge shower/bath
A cherubim light fitting
In the main hall
Mother and Harry
A sign from the company that paid for the castle
Isobel and Mother
Mother and Isobel in the garden
The formal gardens of Drogo
Harry looks grumpy again
Isobel checks the map to find the croquet lawn
Fred rolls about
Fred does an egg-and-spoon race
Fred does more hooping
Hanging out on the bench
Fred hurls himself through moving hula-hoops
Harly is even more energetic
Fred plays a spot of tennis
Grandma J and Harry on the Chapel Park hill
Fred helps Grandma J with the menu
Fred and Mother do menus
Isobel looks at menus too
In the Tom Cobley's bar
Harry and Grandma J
Harry in the Cobley restaurant
Isobel and Harry say hello to a massive hairy dog
Harry shouts at Roger, before poking his beard
Harry tests out Roger's beard
The boys in Grandma J's lounge
A view from Mother's garden
The boys mess around in the garden
Harry on the hill
We walk into Spreyton village
We visit Spreyton Pottery
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Matt roams around Sainsbury's in Exeter
Mother in the garden
Walking around down the road
Fred runs around on Castle Drogo's drive
Castle Drogo is a bit of a building site
Bits of the castle are being cleaned and repaired
An 'access all areas' tour group gets underway
Cleaned stones and scaffolding
Fred plays a bit of piano
A large screen
A window down a flight of stairs
An impressive chandelier
A contemporary tapestry shows forms of afterlife
Fred lights up an Edward Lutyens dolls house
The Jeff Nettleship Automated Teas Maid from 1952
Fred leans on the kitchen table
Three brass taps in a row
In the many corridors of Drogo
Visiting one of the bedrooms
Time to relax on beanbags
Mother looks at the ceiling
A huge shower/bath
A cherubim light fitting
In the main hall
Mother and Harry
A sign from the company that paid for the castle
Isobel and Mother
Mother and Isobel in the garden
The formal gardens of Drogo
Harry looks grumpy again
Isobel checks the map to find the croquet lawn
Fred rolls about
Fred does an egg-and-spoon race
Fred does more hooping
Hanging out on the bench
Fred hurls himself through moving hula-hoops
Harly is even more energetic
Fred plays a spot of tennis
Grandma J and Harry on the Chapel Park hill
Fred helps Grandma J with the menu
Fred and Mother do menus
Isobel looks at menus too
In the Tom Cobley's bar
Harry and Grandma J
Harry in the Cobley restaurant
Isobel and Harry say hello to a massive hairy dog
Harry shouts at Roger, before poking his beard
Harry tests out Roger's beard
The boys in Grandma J's lounge
A view from Mother's garden
The boys mess around in the garden
Harry on the hill
We walk into Spreyton village
We visit Spreyton Pottery