Wednesday, 21 August 2013

The Gorey Fete

This is held annually on Gorey Pier (Gorey as in Pier - Gouray as in Church) which is right under the castle, known as Gorey Castle or Mont Orgueil. No wonder the tourists get lost and bewildered. You can see it looming behind the houses.
This is the evening before, when we walked down around the corner from the house and had dinner on the pier with our friends


Singing was on the menu




I seem to remember that it was 'I am sailing'  - come to think of it, it usually is


Me wearing my father's old Panama



Well I did say we had dinner ON the pier. Done in style thanks to my fried Ursula. I did Vietnamese spring rolls (a staple item this visit). Followed by Jason's butterflied leg of lamb with Andie's Lentilles de Puy Salad and a few other delights - and sausages for the world


On the next day at the fete it was crowded and DM and I partook of the pork that had been cooked on a huge rotisserie. Wrapped in a light Portuguese white roll. Succulent.


1 comment:

  1. From Stanley:
    G'day,
    Tourists confused? I'm confused. Had to read it twice. It's like I come from Bellmere but it's really Caboolture or Gubbi Gubbi as our indigenous friends refer to it as. Doubt you'd find it on Navman.

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