Built in 1830 as a water powered grain mill, and acquired in 1936, Caley Mill is the home of Norfolk Lavender.
Presenting their lavender field...The first harvest was in 1933!
After 4+hrs of tube,train,bus transfer and walk, we finally reached our destination.
The little lavender garden...
This is their tea room, serving snack, hot lunch and not forgetting lavender scones and cakes.
Souvenirs shop...anything related to lavender.
The tractor.
Where I had my lunch, with lavender as background. Nice sunny day!
tis is really yumilicious~Lavender ice-cream.
This is where visitors will pick, choose and bring home..
do you know there are over 150 kinds of lavender...tis is jus one of them.
the field,the field & the field. Its not as purplish and fragrance as the full bloom season is yet to come. It looks small cos its English lavender. ;)
nice?
take a closer look... nice?
and another...
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