The local half of The Enots (Peter & Jane) decided to introduce the visiting half (Jan & Al) to the Den's Hens eggsperience this morning. Court Farm is just up the road from The Tree House. It is where fresh, wholesome eggs are sold. They come from happy hens, which you can see roaming free in the surrounding fields, all hunting and pecking for proper food. The eggs are naturally eggcellent. I've used plenty this holiday, since I consider an FEB (Full English Breakfast) to be an essential start to a busy day's splorin'.
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January 03, 2010
Eggs
The local half of The Enots (Peter & Jane) decided to introduce the visiting half (Jan & Al) to the Den's Hens eggsperience this morning. Court Farm is just up the road from The Tree House. It is where fresh, wholesome eggs are sold. They come from happy hens, which you can see roaming free in the surrounding fields, all hunting and pecking for proper food. The eggs are naturally eggcellent. I've used plenty this holiday, since I consider an FEB (Full English Breakfast) to be an essential start to a busy day's splorin'.
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