Soggy Eden

We went along to Eden on Friday to renew our passes & due to our usual faffing about - we arrived just 3 minutes before the last entry time at 2pm... 
If we'd turned up just 1 minute late, we would have been refused, so we were lucky!

We just had an hour - so as it was a rare occasion. 
(Hugo was with us)

He chose to head down to the biomes... 

Taking a detour through the spiral garden... 

Over the ammonites... 

Around the back...

Past the recycled electrical appliance giant...

And into the cafe for some warming vegan grub...
 chocolate & kale chili, which only Sime liked.

 Red lentil & sweet potato soup with rocket & pepper salad.
It took ages for the staff to confirm what was vegan, but at least they had something...
While we were eating the biomes closed, so we didn't get a chance to visit this time - but at least we now have free entry for the next 12 months... 

Although we're still togged up - it's getting milder.
Is spring on it's way? Hope so...

Kay & Sime xx

Comments

  1. I am longing to visit Eden. When we went to Port Isaac we thought about it, but couldn't leave the dogs for too long.
    Your meals look very nice, but I think kale chilli followed by chocolate separately, might have been better LOL
    I think it's time to lose a layer, maybe the woolly hats :-D

    ReplyDelete
  2. It's great that you got your passes renewed.

    What a faff in the cafe! I can't believe they haven't had Vegan customers before!

    Great news that it's getting milder.

    Noticed we've got crocus', snowdrops and primroses blooming in our cottage garden.

    Sft x

    ReplyDelete
  3. It looks very beautiful but also very cold! I'm sure Spring must be on its way. Just a few weeks to go!

    ReplyDelete
  4. What a fun day you had! And look at that meal ~ yum!
    Wishing you two a happy weekend!
    xo Catherine

    ReplyDelete
  5. Oh, I do envy your easy access to the Eden Project. I've been there twice, the first time in brilliant sunshine and the second in the rain. I preferred the sunshine but there's more than enough indoors to keep you entertained, even without a visit to the cafe.

    I do love the idea of passes. They allow for frequent quick visits without the obligation to see everything every time.

    ReplyDelete
  6. Thank you everyone!

    Kath - I agree chocolate just doesn't go in a savoury dish, we made a similar dish from one of our recipe books many years ago & none of us could eat it... Next time you visit Cornwall, we'll dog sit - it's nice borrowing dogs for a day & you'd love Eden!

    SFT - They constantly change their menus at Eden, so I suppose the staff struggle to keep up, but they always have vegan & gluten free dishes available - which is unheard of in Cornwall!

    Hotly Spiced - hello & yes it's definitely milder during the day!

    Gai - We love it in all weathers, but it's great to know we can go along for £5 a year & they have some interesting exhibitions on too!

    Hope you're all having a good weekend!

    Kay :)

    ReplyDelete
  7. its somewhere I really want to visit too, I really must maker it happen soon..

    Leanne x

    ReplyDelete
  8. Hi Leanne,

    It's quite expensive, but it's great because there's a lot to see!

    Kay :)

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

We are very much looking forward to reading your comment... Thank you!

Kay and Sime
xx

Popular posts from this blog

Diet And Drugs

Nettles

Getting Back To basics