Many folks in Bree have been curious about the conglomeration of bricks skewed underfoot just outside the door of the Prancing Pony. Locals of the establishment have tripped over them for months. This week the bricks will finally be put to good use. A new walk is being installed and will hopefully be finished soon. The work is hard, blisters form on hands and knees are raw. If it were not for the encouragement of his kind wife the owner would have already given up! However, when he finishes, there will be a good supper provided. There will be ale and more bacon than you can get at home!
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Bricks and Bacon
Many folks in Bree have been curious about the conglomeration of bricks skewed underfoot just outside the door of the Prancing Pony. Locals of the establishment have tripped over them for months. This week the bricks will finally be put to good use. A new walk is being installed and will hopefully be finished soon. The work is hard, blisters form on hands and knees are raw. If it were not for the encouragement of his kind wife the owner would have already given up! However, when he finishes, there will be a good supper provided. There will be ale and more bacon than you can get at home!
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2 comments:
Ha ha! Mmmmmmmm.... Smells good. I can almost taste it now. Name the time.
Griff, great to see you've entered the logging world, I mean, blogging world. The bricks are nice, though, man. Would you be interested in selling to my village?
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