THE NEW PILOT, PENARTH HEIGHTS
We all love summer. Well, no we don’t , because that’d be about as patronising as Colgate’s shocking attempt at being ‘informative’. Of course we don’t all love summer; we’re British and complain about anything at the best of times. Give us sunshine; alcohol on drip; attractive waiting staff and total ‘peace and quiet’ and we’d still moan that it’s too hot; that the drink isn’t cold enough to combat it; that the staff are rude and the crickets among the tropical vegetation are ‘too loud’. Nevertheless, ‘summer’ is roughly described as, “reprobate-like actions coupled with cheap cider in a grassy area and a barbecue” according to the Oxford dictionary (look it up), and Knife & Fork Co. had this all wrapped up in gloriously excellent fashion. If you didn’t go, you missed out. Continue reading
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