Weekly Love: Week 130

Well, I’m finally back in London! If you’ve been following me on social media, you’ll know I’ve had an incredible two weeks or so first in Kent, then traveling down to the Loire Valley (my post about which is already online!), then on to the Dordogne, travelling north again to spend some time in Brittany, before soaking up the last of the Bank Holiday sun back in Kent then before returning to London. I’m so excited to share all of the photos I took and some stories from the trip, but while I work on narrowing down and editing the 10,000+ shots I took (!) be sure to head over to my Instagram, where most of what I got up to, from the hotels we stayed in, restaurants we ate in and chateaux we explored and caves we went down into are saved in my highlights.

Weekly Love 11.05.18[1]

1. Lunch and cocktails in the sunshine at 108 Brasserie in Marylebone. | 2. Exploring the UNESCO site of Rocamadour in South West France. | 3. The view of Rocamadour old town from across the valley. | 4. Exploring the famous topiary gardens of Eyrignac in the Dordogne – blog post coming soon! | 5. Lunching in Brittany on our spoils from the Saturday morning market in Sarlat: smoked duck, heirloom tomatoes, butter lettuces and local strawberries. | 6. My first Aperol Spritz of the season at Tuttons in Covent Garden.

Weekly Love 12.05.18[2]

7. Brilliant yellow fields of rapeseed against bright blue skies over the long weekend in Kent. | 8. Bright blooms in Covent Garden. | 9. Going down the Grottes de Cougnac in the Dordogne Valley, truly one of the most wondrous experiences of my life – I can’t wait to tell you all about it! | 10. A fantastic haul from the Sarlat market. | 11. An incredible (as always) homemade breakfast at Manoir de Malagorse. | 12. Brilliant scallions at Sarlat market.



What have you been enjoying this week, and what do you have planned for the weekend? Believe it or not I’ve still not made it to the Sunday morning farmers market in Bishops Park since moving to Fulham in December, so fingers crossed for some more fantastic weather! For more like this, don’t forget to sign up to my monthly newsletter (and get my free Quick & Easy Weeknight Recipes eBook) which hits your inboxes on the first Sunday of each month packed full of seasonal eats, mini cookbook and restaurant reviews, and other updates.

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