Two Sisters Cook Book and More: Pickity Place and Little Red Riding Hood

Sunday, October 7, 2012

Pickity Place and Little Red Riding Hood

5-Course Gourmet Herbal Luncheon
Acres of Gardens
Greenhouse
Unique New England Herb and Gift Shop
Lots of Tea
Bring home a loaf of Pickity's wonderful bread!

This 1786 cottage was used for the illustrations of the
childhood classic, Little Red Riding Hood
(Little Golden Books, 1948 Edition)
Inside the house, you will be able to eat in the
Little Red Riding Hood Room where the Big Bad Wolf resides!

Little paths lead to different destinations. In this
picture you see the drying shed. Keep in mind this
property is more than 200 years old!

Browse through the rustic gift and herb shop.
They have a wide selection of potpourri, jams, jellies and
other unique gifts made in New Hampshire!

248 Nutting Hill Road
Mason, NH 03048
603.878.1151
www.pickityplace.com

Their five acres of lush herb and perennial gardens are accented with
bird houses and meandering brick pathways.
Fresh herbs are harvested daily from the Kitchen Garden and used by their chef to
create their 5-course Gourmet Herbal Luncheon.
Make Reservations!! Luncheon Seatings are available daily.
We recommend the first seating...that way if they run late you
won't loose your personality due to hunger!

1 comment:

DenholmsOctober 8, 2012 at 6:26 AM
That looks like such a great place to visit, especially in Autumn. My sister and I are planning a trip to the Kringle factory and was surprised when I saw that you just went! I hope all is well with you.
Best,
Christopher
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