High Tea

High tea at the Priory in Scorton. The Priory nestles in an area officially recognised as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (A.O.N.B).

A little bit of history from their website:

With parts of the building dating back to 1650, The Priory weathered the storm of the reformation to become a blacksmith, boys’ school and more recently a country inn before being transformed into the bed and breakfast and chic cafe bar that it is today. Local legend has it that Cromwell's soldiers stayed at The Priory and were so pleased with the hospitality that they left without harming the Priest but went on to destroy Greenhalgh Castle in the nearby market town of Garstang.

The history, the natural beauty, the delicious tea, and excellent company- all in all it was a beautiful experience!

Spinning Wool

Ann and Chris Cowen volunteered their time to come and show our residents how to spin Welsh wool. We were able to get a feel of different types of fleece and the residents even tried on some clothes that Ann had spun and made herself.

Golf Day

Golf day today! Some good exercise and a whole lot of fun 😆⛳

Back to the 20’s

We had a 20s themed party. Live music, gorgeous decorations, delicious food and of course we had to look the part! Stay tuned for more pictures.

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