Out for lunch

Cathy & Garth took us out for the day today.
Stopped in Chatburn for lunch at The Brown Cow.
Dogs allowed so Connie sat under the table like a good girl.
Delicious lunch & such a nice place. Everything so organised & food delicious.
Cathy noticed when they cleared our table after we had eaten they even wiped the salt & pepper pots.
We will go back one day.

Chatburn is in the Ribble Valley. Lots of mills & quarrys.

The village also featured in the film Whistle Down the Wind with pupils at the local primary school taking part.

[Babs]

Looks like a lovely village. Glad your lunch was nice.

You say I have a busy social life, you don't do too bad yourself.

[Carole Sandford]

Sounds like a lovely social /family meal out.

[Sarah Bremner]

How lovely to have days out like this. And especially when good enough to go back to!! 😄

[julia]

Looks fantastic.. a real English Pub.. And good to hear particular about cleaning.. some places are pretty casual..

[Beryl Lloyd]

Sounds a lovely family day out in spite of the weather . Nice to find a new pub that ticks all the boxes !

[bkb in the city]

Very nice

[Joan Robillard]

Did Connie get to sample anything?

[Delwyn Barnett]

So refreshing when dogs are allowed. This is a picturesque village.

[Maggiemae]

How Now Brown Cow...! I think that was part of learning elocution as a youngster!

[Brian]

Lovely village, cute name for the pub and lovely story

[Boxplayer]

Looks so good

[Dione Giorgio]

This is a beautiful shot and scene. But you know what? The red inside of the lady's hood immediately drew my eyes to it. Beautiful story.

[Dorothy]

Sounds delightful. I noticed the “Brown Cow” is black and white on the sign!
I don’t remember much about the film but I have always loved the title. Will have to look it up.