Continuing to the end of the road, we turned right and
passed a mixture of old and brick-built housing. We passed the village club on our
left which looked more like a pub, and oddly a beautiful village hall in a
traditional merchant’s house was just on the other side of the T-junction. But
why would you have two community spaces next to each other? Perhaps they both
cater for distinct types of residents. Across the road from this was the pub.
Because of restrictions, we had to enter via the car park at the side where we
had a table in the garden in the shelter of a magnificent oak tree, and a hatch
operated a bar service. The menu was
also restricted, but we opted for the fish platter for two, which was a feast of
goujons, sardines, bread, salad, dips and prawns alongside a side order of
chips.
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