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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (6225) • United Kingdom 18 Oct

So today we went to a local town as we know that sometimes there is a guy that sells the best chicken samosa. Unfortunately, by the time we had got there he had sold out. We now have his details do have arranged to collect some...

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Traceyjayne @garymarsh6 you are cruel …..but funny ! Ha ha

19 Oct

Judy Evans @JudyEv (364972) • Rockingham, Australia 18 Oct

While in the Westonia Museum, I saw some saucepans with very long handles like the one in the left-hand image. I was wondering why the handles were so long but after seeing the open cooking range at Mangowine Homestead, I...

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Judy Evans @garymarsh6 I'd need pot holders too.

19 Oct

Judy Evans @JudyEv (364972) • Rockingham, Australia 18 Oct

While in the Westonia Museum, I saw some saucepans with very long handles like the one in the left-hand image. I was wondering why the handles were so long but after seeing the open cooking range at Mangowine Homestead, I...

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Judy Evans @garymarsh6 Some handles get hotter than others - and some people are able to deal with the heat better.

19 Oct

Go Ask Alice / Admin @GoAskAlice (5861) 5 Oct

This includes responses and comments. If you want to ask questions of other members about other members do it in a PM where I cannot see it. [u]The myLot discussion forum is not for discussing other...

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rebelann1949 I hope you're referring to all those fun posts that were based on limericks @garymarsh6 for me it was both extremely fun and educational, as an American I had no clue British was so different, I miss all that. I no longer post that much either, I just have...

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (6225) • United Kingdom 25 Aug

So whilst I was at the caravan I spent a quite few hours picking blackberries. They were growing wild and there were just so many of them. I walked several times along the hedges and filled my bag many times over. Got them back to...

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Traceyjayne @garymarsh6 oh I know …..I work in a school and love the holidays and I do lots of things ….some work colleagues say they hate the holidays and get bored…..I don’t understand that at all. I have far too much to do to ever be bored.

1 Sep

Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23828) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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DE @garymarsh6 True... A pie is just too big when it's only one person.

26 Aug

Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23828) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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DE @garymarsh6 Oh, I see... We buy both fruits here in season and they're not too expensive. I don't make pies with them, though. I eat them fresh. (I could make pies but Pretty won't help me eat fruit pies and that would be too much sugar for just me.)

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Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23828) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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Judy Evans @garymarsh6 I'm not so fussy that I'd bypass a cold one!

25 Aug

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Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23828) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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Always smiling @garymarsh6 Yes and that too in our garden

25 Aug

Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23828) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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Traceyjayne @garymarsh6 that’s our number one too.

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Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23828) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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Anna @garymarsh6 I also like it with flakey pastrie. I remember how good it was the apfelstrudel that our hotel in the Dolomite served in the morning.

25 Aug

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Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23828) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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Fiacre Banks @garymarsh6 Is the Pope Catholic? Of course I love apple pie - made in all the ways t ways that you have outlined. I’d give a lot to Be eating a properly constructed Tarte Tatin in “Chez Ma Belle Mère” in Paris tonight. Preceded by a steak cooked au point,...

22 Aug

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Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23828) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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Juliaacv @garymarsh6 We had a pear tree as well as an apricot tree. My mother even learned to make jelly from the fruit on the crab apple tree.

22 Aug

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (205211) • United States 4 Aug

Loni Anderson, of "WKRP in Cincinnati" fame, has passed away at the age of 79. It took 1/2 hour this morning for my Bing page to load. WTH? I hope you all have a good week. It's going to heat up again. Breakfast - Protein...

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LindaOH @garymarsh6 That's good to hear. Everything is going OK so far.

6 Aug

Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23828) • United Kingdom 5 Aug

ACTUAL PASSPORT LETTER: This, apparently, is an actual letter received by the UK Passport Office. The hoops we have to go just to get a new passport! No wonder he was furious. (NB: I have removed most of the swear words.) Dear...

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Marie @garymarsh6 it was an absolutely insane encounter.

5 Aug

Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23828) • United Kingdom 2 Aug

I know groceries are getting more expensive but yesterday l was absolutely horrified. A visit to the supermarket yesterday was a nightmare. Friday being a very busy shopping day my daughter picked me up & took me to one of the...

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Kareng @garymarsh6 I was wondering if you were going to call him a fruitcake !!

5 Aug

Baconstripsxxx @BACONSTRIPSXXX (16177) • Torrington, Connecticut 5 Aug

Where does the time go? In just two more years my babies will be getting their driver permits. My twins turn 14 today and I could not be happier of the wonderful young ladies they are becoming. I thank god everyday for blessing...

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Baconstripsxxx @garymarsh6 I am very proud, not ready for grand kids yet but il receive that blessing when it comes lol

5 Aug

Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (14580) • Ireland 4 Aug

Did you read about how Aalborg zoo in Denmark wants to feed its captive carnivores? It is advertising for members of the public to donate their unwanted pets!! They only accept healthy pets (rabbits, chickens, guinea pigs etc)...

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Fiacre Banks @garymarsh6 I’d be surprised if they were swamped with donations, especially since they only want healthy specimens.

5 Aug

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Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23828) • United Kingdom 2 Aug

I know groceries are getting more expensive but yesterday l was absolutely horrified. A visit to the supermarket yesterday was a nightmare. Friday being a very busy shopping day my daughter picked me up & took me to one of the...

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luisadannointed @garymarsh6 we still use cash here.

5 Aug

Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23828) • United Kingdom 5 Aug

ACTUAL PASSPORT LETTER: This, apparently, is an actual letter received by the UK Passport Office. The hoops we have to go just to get a new passport! No wonder he was furious. (NB: I have removed most of the swear words.) Dear...

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DE @garymarsh6 The whole world already knows we have morons here, they see the results of our last presidential election!

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