My aged companion Crisp took several days to recover from her encounter with the Wee Wee Folk. She didn’t talk about it and whenever it was raised she’d scoff and change the subject.
She did though, pour herself into reading more and more brochures about the surrounding area.
“Look here,” she announced holding up a glossy brochure. “Let’s go here, Kempler’s Old Dairy and Cheese Factory. Should be interesting and it’s in a part of the district we haven’t been to yet.”
So soon after, loaded up with food for the day we set off. The number 36 bus delivered us to a stop where we could walk to the farm.
Crisp had a most enjoyable day, the old farm was indeed educational and best of all Crisp came home with enough cheese samples to last us the rest of the week.
Written for: https://crimsonprose.wordpress.com/2019/05/22/crimsons-creative-challenge-28/
Morpethroad 
I chuckle, I like it.
Though I have to correct a few minor errors. The bus required is no.37. But you were close. And enough cheese to last the week? Best you hire an articulated lorry. 🙂
But you’re right, it is a farm, or the outbuildings of. It dates to C17th. You should see the house! It is the very essence of quaintness. I reckon your companion Crisp would really go for it! 🙂
Well I’m glad I was close with the bus. Well if there is more to see I anticipate Crisp would have me back there sooner rather than later.
As for the cheese lets say my Crisp has a mouse like appetite.
okay
What a great story. You could share the cheese, I’d go for some.
With a cup of tea and a few crackers?
That’s it, all set then.
Love your story!
Thanks so much Susan
Love where you take us week after week, Michael!
If I bring wine, may I come?
Well it could be risky you realise.
I do!