30 December 2007
25 December 2007
Xmas at 'Goodwood'
Matti explains 'Christingle'
I cooked for Xmas Eve
(had to borrow casserole dish from Peter "yes, I was given this 10 years ago, hav'n't used it yet" next door
#1 Xmas Present 2007
Matti explains 'Christingle'
I cooked for Xmas Eve
(had to borrow casserole dish from Peter "yes, I was given this 10 years ago, hav'n't used it yet" next door
#1 Xmas Present 2007
05 November 2007
27 October 2007
Matti & Bethan & David all went shopping in Merry Hill...
Where is Imelda Marcos when you need her?
The order could have come a little more quickly
In Frankie and Benny's
Boots: £15, Jumper: £10, Belt: £2
Primark will be the end of civilisation as we know it...
A huge jumper for £10 - how can they do that?
Folks will just buy stuff, use it once and throw it away
as this will be cheaper than dry-cleaning it...
Where is Imelda Marcos when you need her?
The order could have come a little more quickly
In Frankie and Benny's
Boots: £15, Jumper: £10, Belt: £2
Primark will be the end of civilisation as we know it...
A huge jumper for £10 - how can they do that?
Folks will just buy stuff, use it once and throw it away
as this will be cheaper than dry-cleaning it...
25 October 2007
A little trip to Silkeborg...
The potato comes in its own little jar...
The Radisson in Silkeborg (it was formerly a paper mill),
restaurant Michael D.
Scallops and rhymed Halibut, Danish apples, cress
and caramelled Jerusalem artichoke,
followed by:
Outdoor Pig, puy lentil, heartsalad and sage
with:
Nordic Cheeses (on a floor tile no less)
and finally:
Clara fris, white chocolate & viper's grasses, jelly and sprinkle of oats*
and like the rest of everything we saw in Denmark:
Relentlessly well designed and reassuringly expensive
Is nobody scruffy? Does nobody ever just "bodge it"?
What would happen is someone just said "I just can't be bothered today"
its the domestic terminal at CPH
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* it makes more sense in Danish:
The potato comes in its own little jar...
The Radisson in Silkeborg (it was formerly a paper mill),
restaurant Michael D.
Scallops and rhymed Halibut, Danish apples, cress
and caramelled Jerusalem artichoke,
followed by:
Outdoor Pig, puy lentil, heartsalad and sage
with:
Nordic Cheeses (on a floor tile no less)
and finally:
Clara fris, white chocolate & viper's grasses, jelly and sprinkle of oats*
and like the rest of everything we saw in Denmark:
Relentlessly well designed and reassuringly expensive
Is nobody scruffy? Does nobody ever just "bodge it"?
What would happen is someone just said "I just can't be bothered today"
its the domestic terminal at CPH
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* it makes more sense in Danish:
Mellemret
Kammuslinger og rimet helleflynder,
danske æbler, karse og brunede jordskokker.
Hovedret
Frillandsgris, puy linser, hjertesalat og salvie.
Oste
De nordiske oste.
Dessert
Clara fris, hvid chokolade, skorzenerødder
gelé og havredrys.
10 October 2007
22 September 2007
Kirstie and Anna
At the (always freezing cold) swings - after "feeding the ducks" -
in Frimley
At Alice Holt
At the (always freezing cold) swings - after "feeding the ducks" -
in Frimley
At Alice Holt
09 September 2007
A weekend in the Faroes...
I was divebombed by a (Great?) Skua - just like John Noakes
when he went to Iceland for Blue Peter in 1971
How come I remember this some 36 years later?
It is a stunning place...
Click here to see some one elses better photo
and of course, having been occupied by the British in WWII
they just love Cadbury Dairy Milk:
I was divebombed by a (Great?) Skua - just like John Noakes
when he went to Iceland for Blue Peter in 1971
How come I remember this some 36 years later?
It is a stunning place...
Click here to see some one elses better photo
and of course, having been occupied by the British in WWII
they just love Cadbury Dairy Milk:
I even went orienteering - from the village of Gjógv,
(one of the 'controls' was misplaced), the village website says:
"The trip also takes you to the refreshing water spring at Háls - a favoured resting place for the local shepherds. You look down on Ambadal, a beautiful valley all covered in grass except for a single stone, Festirsteinur/Festarsteinur, which, of course, also has its own story..."
Unfortunately I can only find the story in Faeroese.
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