The “Fur and Feathers”
We discovered a new pub recently. Well, we didn’t exactly discover it. Friends that we hadn’t seen for four years heard that I’d retired and suggested meeting for lunch at the “Fur and Feathers”.
It’s a delightful little Norfolk pub, with its own micro-brewery brewing Woodforde Ales and a little shop selling the ales and quite a lot of other interesting bits and pieces as well. We may pay another visit for those quirky Christmas presents for people who already have everything.
The ales are named after Parson Woodforde, an 18th century Norfolk clergyman who was famous throughout England for his enjoyment of fine food and drink. Not sure how much pastoral work he undertook, but according to his diary, he certainly went to town on his victuals.
It was a good lunch too, and lovely to meet up with old friends. And as the “Fur and Feathers” is only ten minutes away, I have a feeling that won’t be our last visit!
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