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Quick easy and always tasty. Had a burger bun though. Only me and the youngest (20) and she isn’t a fan of the brioche.
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Some little gem, mayo and chilli jam. I had 2. GreedyQuick easy and always tasty. Had a burger bun though. Only me and the youngest (20) and she isn’t a fan of the brioche.
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Not sure what is more disappointing, this beer or the lack of predicted snow.
Just so bland - the beer.
Just so bland - the beer.
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Add a bit of cheese and you’ve nailed it
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No snow here either but watching a documentary about the big freeze of 62/63. Not sure I want that level of cold
I was 10/11 and we have snow and cold for weeks. Luckily my junior school was about quarter of a mile away. I remember opening the back door to two feet of snow built up.No snow here either but watching a documentary about the big freeze of 62/63. Not sure I want that level of cold
I was 10 we had to dig our selfs out of the house snow was 3/4 up front and back doorNo snow here either but watching a documentary about the big freeze of 62/63. Not sure I want that level of cold
Well, that’s the kitchen packed up.
Time for a celebratory glass of wine.
This is a rather nice Shiraz from the Barossa Valley, low tannins, lots of dark fruit.
Time for a celebratory glass of wine.
This is a rather nice Shiraz from the Barossa Valley, low tannins, lots of dark fruit.
Good luck for tomorrow hope all goes well 
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Are we talking about the Liverpool gameGood luck for tomorrow hope all goes well
I fear it maybe called off Sam
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I know, hopefully not.
I was only supposed to have the one bottle, but there was a spare and if there's one thing I can't abide it's loose ends...
Hugely impressed with this one, so soft and fruity, I think I may actually change my favourite wine region from Chile to Italy...
Hugely impressed with this one, so soft and fruity, I think I may actually change my favourite wine region from Chile to Italy...
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My porter in the wrong type of glass but who cares
One of the most unusual beers I've ever had, almost wine like, but very good.
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Had this earlier on. A souvenir from Lancashire. A nice tropical fruity
summery beer....on the eve of a predicted snowstorm!
I trudged through the snow piles as tall as me to get to Sunday school that Winter.No snow here either but watching a documentary about the big freeze of 62/63. Not sure I want that level of cold
Sang a song, was given a boiled sweet for making it, trudged home again.
Bliss for a 6 y/o.
Is that the one in Clitheroe
