Tea? (Part 2)

[hulver]

Tea anybody?

Oooo, I'd not spotted those before.

Snaffles a couple of pickled eggs.

 

[Arch]

Hmm, you do realise those are the Chinese 100 year old pickled eggs?

Morning all! Overslept a bit this morning, so didn't have time for much detouring along the way to make the miles up - just two laps of Audax Close (yes, really), and an explore to the nearer reaches of the retail park. It's daft, we've out here for months, but I still have very little idea of what actually makes up Clifton Moor....

 

[hulver]

100 years?

They'll just be getting nicely mature then

 

[TheDoctor]

Don't use the word 'mature' near Arch. She'll think you're referring to Cheese, and you'll get trampled...

 

[Arch]

Cheek!

 

[Arch]

Not much tea served today then?

I had the amusement on the way home of seeing a car that had tried to get past the rising bollard on Stonebow. It hadn't gone well.

 

[wafflycat]

Morning all!

*enters tearoom after kicking off wellies and leaving them outside*

In need of tea after giving the hens their brekkie, cleaning out the henhouse and then feeding the cats

*removes random bits of straw from hair*

I fancy a cup of spiced tea this morning. Anyone care to join me?

 

[TheDoctor]

Mornings!!
How are the knees today? Any after-effects from getting out on Gino the other day?

 

[wafflycat]

Knees still hurting. Looking at the possibility of some form of patella brace..

 

[Hover Fly]

Hmm, you do realise those are the Chinese 100 year old pickled eggs?

Audax Close (yes, really), and an explore to the nearer reaches of the retail park. It's daft, we've out here for months, but I still have very little idea of what actually makes up Clifton Moor....

Named after the Hawker biplane?

 

[Hover Fly]

Any way I'm back off to France in an hour, anyone got any messages for me to take?

In a masterpiece of bad timing I arrive in Bordeaux on the day of the TdeF timetrial. It'll be chocka.

 

[Arch]

Named after the Hawker biplane?

Yes - the whole business park used to be an airfield - our office is on Amy Johnson Way, and there are Seafire, Auster and Concorde named roads, among others.

Tea? I've just made a cup. I'm having a freegan dinner - a tin of chicken tikka massala I found this week, unopened, in a recycling box. Got some rice, yoghurt and naan to go with it.

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

Yes - the whole business park used to be an airfield - our office is on Amy Johnson Way, and there are Seafire, Auster and Concorde named roads, among others.

Tea? I've just made a cup. I'm having a freegan dinner - a tin of chicken tikka massala I found this week, unopened, in a recycling box. Got some rice, yoghurt and naan to go with it.

Have you checked the date? 1979 is my guess

 

[Arch]

Have you checked the date? 1979 is my guess

Then you're a lousy guesser. 2010!

The two tins of soup are 2009, but frankly with tinned, dates are a bit OTT.

It was quite nice. I had rice and naan, and some yoghurt on the side, and some mango chutney. I have half a tin left for tomorrow too. Two free meals!

 

[HelenD123]

Evening! Tonight this message comes from the original home of Winnie the Pooh. There's a statue (after a bit of arguing with Disney), a couple of truck stops and some motels. That's the exciting kind of place I'm cycling through at the moment. But I did find a decent cup of tea and we're allowed to camp for free at the Tourist Info place. And I have a cycling partner. Another British woman called Liz has finally caught me up and I fear will lead me astray with lots of beer drinking.