Slow Food newsflash
I hope Anthony Creswell of Ummera realizes what a procrastinator I am. I don't mean to never announce things in time. I'm just throwing this in as it came in his e-mail. The details are legible, if not beautiful.
Anyway, if you're stuck for ideas tomorrow, slip on your wetsuit and head along to this:
West Cork Slow Food
Annual Summer Picnic
Sunday19th August
A revival of the Sommerville and Ross tradition:
Climb up Lough Hyne and treat yourself to a scrumptious picnic
while gazing at the spectacular view.
Meet at bottom of Lough Hyne to collect your pre-ordered picnic at 1:00pm
We aim to start climb at 1:30pm
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Packed picnics by Stephen Canty of Food for Thought Catering
Menu details available at the West Cork Gourmet Store, Schull, Urru Culinary Store Bandon, and www.slowfoodireland.com Each picnic includes salads, dessert and ¼ bottle wine from our kind sponsors: Febvre and Company Children's picnics include fresh fruit juice
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| Adults €20 |
Children €8, €15 for 2,
€22 for 3 |
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Information/ booki ngs
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087 752 8940 087 752 8945 stephen@foodforthoughtwestcork.com www.slowfoodireland.com
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"Gentlemen are reminded that women have more tender nerves and more rapid imaginations . . .
and so a site set above a cliff selected for its splendid view may alarm the female diners."
--Victorian Etiquette Manual--
