As reliable as an annual church supper, the Grimm road is always full of fresh brake burns in the Spring. This year is no exception!
Spotted on the 325, beside the old small engine shop and some muddy ruts from many a 4 wheeler...Nice use of action lines, there, boys!
Take your pick of brekkies Saturday morning. Pancake breakfast in Bridgewater sounds yummy.
On Sunday, I'd have to go with the Variety Supper. Be prepared to wait, it is a well attended event. Check out a review of a previous First South Variety Supper here.
BreakfastsApril 10.
Hebb's Cross Fire Hall
Hebb's Cross, NS
7-11 am
Adults $6; children 5-12 $3.Saturday, April 10
Chester Legion, 7:30 to 10:30 am.Saturday, April 10, First Steps Pancake Breakfast, Bridgewater fire hall, 7:30-11 a.m., Price: $6. Includes: pancakes, sausage or bacon, tea, coffee & juice. Proceeds to: a home based program for infants and pre-school children with developmental challenges.SuppersSunday, April 11, Variety Supper.
Grace Lutheran Church,
First South,
4- 6 p.m.
Adults $9, children (5-12) $4.50, under 5 free.Sunday, April 11,
Roast Beef Supper,
4 - 6 p.m.,
Charity Lodge, Masonic Hall, 66 Clairmont St., Mahone Bay.
Adults $10, children $6. All welcome.
Fish hook burns spotted while I was out fishing....
Saturday, March 27thWesley United Church Hall, Petite RiviereIt was a sunny Saturday, with a crisp breeze blowing. A perfect day for a spring brunch and sale. Luckily, the hard working members of St. Andrew's Church in Crousetown were hosting their annual Spring Brunch and sale in Petite Riviere.Upon arriving, there wasn't a chair to spare. This truly was a popular event! The silent auction table deserved a going over, lots of bargains to be had there...I picked up a homemade pumpkin pie and my friend bought six 3" hand crocheted doilies. How much did she pay for the set? 20 dollars? lower....10 dollars? lower....5 dollars? lower....ONE DOLLAR! Even though I have no use for doilies, I should've bought all the hand crocheted crafts on the table. They were all insanely cheap.After a short walk down the road, taking in the views of Green Bay and Crescent Beach, high atop Drew's hill, we returned to the hall and found some seats. We started the meal off with some hot beverages, and soon enough our plates of food arrived:
A delicious quiche, biscuit and side salad were on offer. The bacon in the quiche was delish, what's not to love? The side salad was delicate and tasty, as was the shot glass of dressing.After polishing off our plates, dessert wasn't far behind:
A chocolate cake with what tasted like pudding on top, with Skor chunks was one option. The other, a lemon pie filling/cream cheese/graham crumb concoction. They both hit the spot, along with another cup of tea.After exchanging pleasantries with a co-worker's mother (who is a regular volunteer at these affairs), we made our way back up the coast. Bellies full of home cooked goodness and pockets full of doilies
A sloppy and foggy 'ole day.
A warning to all that would intrude on our local spots. Seals, humans......locals only brah! Uh, not really. Things haven't progressed to the Eastern Shore-slash-tires point yet. Here's what's on for community events this weekend. Happy Easter ya'll:BreakfastsSaturday, April 3,
Easter Breakfast,
Pinehurst Hall,
7 to 11 a.m.April 3, Saturday,
Breakfast,
Italy Cross, Middlewood and District fire hall,
7-11 a.m.
Everyone welcomeApril 3,
Country Breakfast.
7:30-10:30 a.m.,
Chester Basin Fire Hall.
Various menu selections.