Places to write, read and eat (shop, swim and sleep)
Stephanie Day RhodesStories of places that have inspired creativity to write, a comfortable place to read without distraction or excellent food (and good coffee). Perhaps even all three. If you want to share any gems yourself, from anywhere, I would be delighted.
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Caffi'r Orsaf (Llangollen railway station cafe)
#### Llangollen railway station, Moel Famau Porter and Heather (as an ingredient), Berwen station underpass WW1 graffiti, Llantysilio church Snowdrops, Plas Newydd Crocuses and a lamb and mint OGGIE OGGIE OGGIE (in the car).
The Swan at Marbury
#### The Swan, Marbury Merry Days and the Big Mere, Meres and Mosses of Cheshire, Cheshire, the ‘Pond Capital of Britain’ (part 1) and the “Marmalet of Oranges”, a local Cheshire recipe of the 17th century.
Usher’s Bakehouse
#### The BEST flat white in Chester. Definitely.
Bean & Cole Coffee
### Great coffee. The Kale-yard gate, the curfew bell of Chester. The bow and arrow and the Welshman after dark.
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Based in Chester, UK. Former physiotherapist. Writing a book about edible plants, born from a challenge to eat 365 in a year. Thriving on a project, I am now on the search for interesting places to get a book written.
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