A small town spirit in England is captured in this monochrome image with a table and two chairs for patrons coming on a bicycle to a quaint tea shop
Park Your Bike and Pull Up a Chair
Park Your Bike and Pull Up a Chair
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Rose Mainzer
A hybrid tea rose with a unique combination of color and fragrance. The large, elegant flowers appear right into the autumn with their well-known silvery lilac color.
Rose Mainzer
Bolton Castle Ruins
A large part of Bolton Castle is in ruins whereas the restored part offers visitor tours and a tea room. The intact stone structure displays traditional windows.
A Famous Tea Room in York
Few visitors to York fail to visit Bettys. Founded in 1919, Bettys’ mouth-watering cakes, refreshing teas and friendly smiles have made it world famous. The menus feature a unique mix of continental classics and British favorites – plus, of course, Bettys’ legendary afternoon tea.
Faces of Rural India – Waiting for Tea Customers
A tea stall operator waits for potential customers on a rural street in India
Waiting for Tea Customers
People at Work in India – Making Tea
Tea is the most popular drink in India. A street vendor makes fresh tea on a cart for his roadside customers.
People at Work in India – Making Tea
Munnar Tea Pickers
Munnar, Kerala, is one of the centers of Indian tea production.
Tea plant picking involves meticulous pruning of the top layer of young leaves. The result is that the tea bushes end up leveling at the same height, creating fluffy sheets of green. Workers have to negotiate the hills and carry a load. The daily salary for a tea picker is the equivalent of $3 a day, provided they pick 29 kg (64 lbs) of fresh, young tea leaves.
Picking Tea Leaves in the Hills of Munnar