I had rushed to make it to Bletchley Park and hadn't had time to eat. Bletchley Park is the home of both the British codebreaking effort during World War II and the birthplace of modern computing. I wanted to see everything but first I needed lunch.
Luckily, just inside the entrance I found a very nice cafeteria. After some pea soup, a roll, lemon pudding, a nice slice of cake, and a cup of tea, I was ready to explore history. The museum also has a tea service and a small cart offering rum drinks for those in the mood.
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