“Three In A Bed” Puts Vegetarian Lodge Owner In Last Place
Written by Vegetarian Star on Friday, April 30th, 2010 in Food & Drink, Reality TV, Travel.
A meatless bed and breakfast owner came in last in the UK reality TV show Three In A Bed that lets B&B owners stay at others’ inns and then pay what they consider fair price.
Apparently, some of the other B&B owners may have missed their morning meat.
Andrew Blackall, who owns The Lodge at Avebury, is vegetarian and does not serve meat with his breakfasts.
Blackall’s price of £250 (approximately $383 in U.S. dollars) left the other contestants feeling as if they’d be missing their savings and their sausage.
Mr. Blackwell’s place is near the famous Stonehenge, plus you won’t smell the neighbors’ bacon in the morning.
For a traveling vegetarian, you may very well get what you pay for.
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