Time for Tea

The other part of our program involved tea. After the bee talk we had a tea talk and learned about all the different wildflowers one can use to make tea. Some of the ladies brought tea cups from their collections and used them both for the tea and for decorations. It was really pretty!

[Jessica Eby]

So pretty!

[gloria jones]

Love the tea cup and and saucer's design

[eDorre]

Vintage lovely

[Issi Bannerman]

Beautiful shot of this cup and saucer.

[Casablanca 🇬🇧]

This is gorgeous. I love proper bone china teacups and saucers.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

tea should always be involved

[Beryl Lloyd]

So pretty - Proper bone-china is a treat these days - and a must for a cup of tea !

[Diana]

That sounds fabulous and the china is very beautiful.

[Joan Robillard]

My mother collected cups like this

[katy]

This one is very elegant looking and I like the vignette you applied to it

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful tea cup set.

[ByBri]

Very elegant tea set
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[Carole Sandford]

Tea tastes so much better out of a china cup!

[Christine Sztukowski]

Lovely

[LManning (Laura)]

That’s a beauty!

[Kathy A]

Such a beautiful cup and saucer

[haskar]

Beautiful set

[Kathy]

Such an elegant looking teacup and saucer. On doilies no less.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@princessicajessica @seattlite @edorreandresen @jamibann @casablanca @koalagardens @beryl @ludwigsdiana @joansmor @grammyn @mittens @bricam @carole_sandford @365projectorgchristine @ljmanning @kjarn @haskar @randystreat

Thank you one and all- the china was lovely- but most of us expressed concern we'd break it since we were so used to mugs. Nonetheless- we enjoyed a fine spot of tea with many of them.

[Dorothy]

What a beauty!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@illinilass Thank you Dorothy!