We had a three bedroom apartment right in the centre of Launceston, in York Town Square. The upside was the little cafe right opposite our place which had a bakery and turned out lovely fresh croissants and weak lattes,just what Heidi liked for breakfast (we had cereal, we are diabetic - boo hoo!)
The downside was that from 8.30 am to 5.30 pm we had to feed the parking meter if we wanted to stay in the Square. We realise how expensive parking is in Launceston compared with Hobart, where you get the first hour and a half free in the car parks, in Launceston, as I found last time we were in England, everywhere it is "Pay & Display" and the fine for not continually feeding the meter was $20, as our neighbour found out, to his cost!!
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Looks really yummy!
I'm still thinking what to offer the Rentner on Wednesday. This will be the first time Heitmann is coming after 6 months. Hope it will do him good before his next chemo on Friday
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