"Wouldn't it be great," said an online pal, "If the National Trust bought Abbey Road studios?"Especially if they add a lovely little cafe selling lovely cakes."
I concur, but they'd have to give it a decent name respecting the decades of history wrapped up in the same.
Something fitting.
Something respectful.
Something that doesn't sell out to The Man.
Something like: "Here Comes the Bun"
Or: "Mr Kipling's Lovely Jam Tarts Stand"
Or: "Happiness Is a Warm Bun"
Or: "Ticket to Pie"
I will concede that pie is not cake, but the shop will be as nothing if it did not serve a lovely Lennon Meringue.
This entire argument presumes that The Beatles are the only band of worth to have recorded at Abbey Road. In which case, we must settle for:
"Dark Side of the Macaroon"
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"Maxwells silver hamper" for those wanting a picnic.
Mine's a Yellow Submarine Sandwich, but being vego, I wanna hold the ham.
All you need is loave.
MMMMMMMM Cake.
Cake together.
Why not have a full NT cafe serving lunches?
Rubber sole and chips.
The pie at the gates of dawn.
Ummagummaumami.
Summer pudding holiday
A saucerful of tea
Ooh, or for coffee lovers, an expresso bongo.
The Young Scones?
Lennon Meringue, Dark Side of the Macaroon - it's good to have options.
Happiness Is a Warm Scone
Lady Madeleinea
The Hippy Hippy Milkshake
Strawberry Jam Forever
Here Comes the Current Bun
Lovely Ryvita
And if you were opening a *really* posh restaurant...
Béchamel Mucho
Dr Pepper's lovely tarts rub hand
GT
twix and shout
Devil's Food Cake Woman
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Bun.
Being for the Benefit of Mr Cake
And if it were a licensed caske shop, you could have twist and stout.
My Shell Escargot
Gastronomy Domine
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