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Sandwich time

 


I spotted this sign at one of our local beaches where there was a coffee caravan among the campers and caravans that were parked there. A bacon and egg sandwich sounds great to me.

Linking up with Skywatch Friday and Tom's Signs.

Comments

Bill said…
The sandwich sounds good to me too.
Marie Smith said…
Sounds good to me too.
Tigger's Mum said…
just the coffee and a beach would be enough for me
Iris Flavia said…
Yep, gets me hungry!
local alien said…
Good coffee, kiwi beach. and good grub. Perfect
That sounds good. And the view doesn't look bad either.
s.c said…
Bon Appetite.
Tom said…
...and it sounds good to me too!
Jocelyn said…
Perfect way to start the day.
Penelope Notes said…
The beach and food on the menu makes a great combination. :)
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
Sounds like the secret to a long happy life.
Fun60 said…
Hope you took advantage of the offer.
Magiceye said…
Would love the sandwich!
Revrunner said…
Or a tea & pastry. :-)
Betty J. Crow said…
Yum! I haven't had breakfast. Now I'm really hungry.
Photo Cache said…
I like photographing signs too.

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