In memory of Vernon - it's British Pie Week!

[slow scot]

Was that tongue in cheek?
Giving you the benefit of the doubt, he was a legendary stalwart of the forum, who only got to enjoy a few days of his retirement.
To give a flavour for any members who are unfamiliar with his contributions, try this delightful thread:
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/my-pulse-jet-gained-a-pulse-today.170833/

That was a hoot! Thanks. He comes across as a beaut guy.

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

Vernon was a legend. A Pie shall be devoured in his memory.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Was that tongue in cheek?

Not at all.

I wasn’t very active on this forum before November 2016. So largely wasn’t around when he was posting. Certainly some great little videos he was posting on that thread.

 

[Accy cyclist]

I haven't found a similar tasting,non mass produced butter pie since i bought one from the now shut down bakery on my old window cleaning round. One of those with a dollop of mushy peas every Friday dinner time.

The shop also made broccoli and cauliflower soup which was very nice!

 

[PeteXXX]

A local Close, pic grabbed on Monday.

 

[the_mikey]

Inspired by Vernon, I once visited Kirkstall and enjoyed a pie from the market at Kirkstall Abbey.

 

[postman]

Mr and Mrs Postman went to Harlow Carr Gardens today,we had lunch in the Betty's there,very nice fish and chips portion was that big Ms P could not finish hers.But i digress in Harrogate or just coming out is a Vernon Road.Brilliant.Top price for a house £685,000 don't know what Vernon would have made of that.