Hello from England
07-14-2011, 09:33 AM
#62
Super Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Arlington Washington
Posts: 2,018
Hello There,
Love, just love the UK. Been to London 5 times and had a blast eversingle time. Believe it or not one of my favorite places was Fortin and Mason's department store (Spelling) I was looking for a china teapot to bring home to my wife. I felt like I was a millionare in that store. Their customer service as OUTSTANDING. I bought a teapot for 17 pounds and I swear he put 20 pounds of girft wrapping and shipping product on that box. He even escorted us to other departments in the store ad asked us if we would like a cup of tea. The other place I go to everytime and spend many hours is covent gardens ad listen to the opera lady and the dancing string quartet.
Welcome to the board. YOU will have a GREAT TIME.
Robert
Love, just love the UK. Been to London 5 times and had a blast eversingle time. Believe it or not one of my favorite places was Fortin and Mason's department store (Spelling) I was looking for a china teapot to bring home to my wife. I felt like I was a millionare in that store. Their customer service as OUTSTANDING. I bought a teapot for 17 pounds and I swear he put 20 pounds of girft wrapping and shipping product on that box. He even escorted us to other departments in the store ad asked us if we would like a cup of tea. The other place I go to everytime and spend many hours is covent gardens ad listen to the opera lady and the dancing string quartet.
Welcome to the board. YOU will have a GREAT TIME.
Robert
07-14-2011, 10:21 AM
#67
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Posts: 811
Welcome...I loved England when I lived there as a child. We lived in a village in the Midlands and all my memories of that time are good. The country side was a wonderland for a child who loved to wander, daydream and play Robin Hood. Happy quilting...
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