Kid's Clubs, Tennis courts and Tapas meals.

[G-Unit]

I think I've found the raised area under awnings where the children had high tea. The orange roofed places to
the right of the Tapas.

[sadie]

I think I've found the raised area under awnings where the children had high tea. The orange roofed places to
the right of the Tapas.

Well done, Gunit, you could be right 

Now why didn't I think of that?   I actually saw those covers and wondered what they were for.  I think they were white then, but I am not sure.  I dont remember any tables and chairs there tho.  But again I am not sure.

[G-Unit]

I've been wondering where it was. One of the group said the children could have been seen from over the wall (can't remember who atm) because they were in a raised area.

[G-Unit]

Got it;

where they had high tea was on a raised area, it wasn’t in the Tapas restaurant it was another bit that was higher up, beside a wall which again they could be watched, the children could be seen from err beyond this, this wall.”
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’To the Tapas area’, there was a sort of raised covered area where they would sit all the kids down and they would bring them out their food, so they were fed separately”.
1578    “’For high tea’'”
Reply    “Yeah, I’d never heard of the word ‘high tea’ until I’d been to MARK WARNER.
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