And Traveling the World
I’ve been going to afternoon tea in London a lot lately. But there are other places in Britain where tea is done well, too. It’s only fair to give them a chance, right? Last week I was invited to afternoon tea in Henley-on-Thames by the Hotel du Vin, and I accepted the opportunity to try afternoon tea in another part of England.
There’s something spectacular about achieving a goal. The sense of accomplishment that comes with meeting a long-sought target is one of life’s great endorphin rushes. Since I started this travel blog, I’ve set several travel goals for myself, and today I have a new one: the 90 under 30 Travel Project.
Today I want to share a review of brunch in London with you. I was invited to experience The Folly brunch in the City of London, and here’s how the meal went.
One of my favorite British traditions is afternoon tea in London. The ritual began in the 19th century when Anna, 7th Duchess of Bedford, got friends together for tea and cakes. Her gatherings sparked a trend that became a tradition in England.
