11s: Burnham Delight Lunch: New Leathern Bottle, Moss End Tea: Iver Golf Club It had just finished raining when I left home, but unfortunately it was enough to get everyone out in their cars. Four of us joined Bernie on his ride to Moss End. He took an unconventional route to Burnham skirting very close to home for me. The 11s café had change owners since we had last been there and had a very comprehensive and good value menu. We explained the meaning of “ditto” to the waiter who had never heard it before. After 11s, Bernies sat nav started playing up, first losing the maps, then losing the blue line of his route. He stopped to fix it, and lost everything. This was very amusing for us, but not so for Bernie who now had to wing it (organic navigation as Jim called it). Fortunately he managed this very well and we arrived at Moss End Garden Centre exactly at 1 o’clock. The Café looked a bit grim, and as they were out of Spaghetti Bolognaise we decamped to the New Leathern Bottle up the road. It was lovely and sunny so we sat outside. Our portions were generous so we all felt we had made the right decision. Ian taking heed of the processed meat warning in the media, plumped for a burger to complement his sausage sandwich at 11s. Bernie managed to fix his Garmin over lunch (the map sim had fallen out), and we cycled back along the scenic and traffic free NCN 4. Afternoon tea was at Iver Golf Club from where we all parted to make our way home in the fading daylight.