The September/October 2014 issue of Tea Time magazine has a six page article about eight places to have tea in Michigan, and some of them I've blogged about. If you don't have a copy yet, get one today!
In the same issue is a three-page article on Winterthur Museum - the mansion of Henry Francis du Pont, written by Bruce Richardson, contributing editor for Tea Time Magazine, and owner of Elmwood Inn Fine Teas.
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Presently on display at the museum are the Costumes of Downton Abbey. Bright and early tomorrow morning three friends and I will be traveling to Winterthur. It's a trip I've been looking forward to. I'll be taking another blogging break while I'm away, but promise to settle into a consistent blogging routine when I return. I'll be sure to tell you all about my trip!
Have a wonderful time! I did recognize a few places in the magazine as spots I had read about here.
ReplyDeleteHave fun Phyllis and take lots of photos!
ReplyDeletePhyllis, Thank you for mentioning my article about Winterthur. Jane Pettigrew and I both agreed that they have the largest collection of exceptional tea things in America, maybe even better than the V&A! Bruce Richardson, contributing editor for TeaTime magazine and owner of Elmwood Inn Fine Teas.
ReplyDeleteI've heard some other friends discuss Winterthur. I would love to go some day!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to read all about your travels and experiences!
ReplyDeleteI definitely thought of you when I saw the Michigan spread in this issue. Eager to hear more about your trip!
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