Eyam village, Derbyshire, England

	Eyam Hall in the 'plague village of Eyam in Derbyshire, in the north Midlands of England, has a good cafe. Eyam is a well preserved old village with many interesting buildings and the fine Parish Church of St Lawrence. More North Midland Scenes

*  A cup of tea please! or fine ales & beers or specialist teas or ordinary teas or coffees and home baked cakes and other food and organic cooking if possible please! after a good day out walking or exploring a village, town or city on foot! Tea rooms for eating and drinking, cafes (cafe-tearooms), picnic spots, restaurants, hostels, inns, pubs, bars, hotels, bed and breakfast, holiday cottages-flats-apartments and other places of refreshment or accommodation etc. worth a visit by a walker or 'tourist' for one reason or another.  *  It might be because of good food, good hospitality, splendid location or little competition after a demanding walk! whether on several weeks walking or motoring holiday or a mini weekend break. *  I rarely pass particular or detailed judgement of the establishment for the visitor-tourist on holiday.  * page updated Jan 22nd 2008  *  EMAIL Phil Brown  *  Please note that I do NOT take bookings  *  digital images-photographs-pictures-photos-webshots-holiday snaps-views-scenes © Dr W P Brown  *

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