09 Oct 2011, 5:54 pm
The former Spar supermarket in my home town. They were bought out by the supermarket next door:
A large can (I've only ever seen these in Home Bargains) of Irn Bru:
And a bottle of Alhambra Negra, a Spanish dunkel. Very mediocre indeed - in terms of dark lagers from Iberia, I prefer Portugal's Super Bock Stout. 5.4%.
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10 Oct 2011, 4:24 am
"Mmmmm... goldfish...."
A breakfast photo for Tequila. (Sorry it's not well framed etc.)
My kind of wedding food. #diabetes
I'm too nostalgic. Must learn to live in the present more. While I'm getting to grips with that, time for something completely random.
10 Oct 2011, 10:06 am
Some random pics, nothing artistic for now.
The morning river.
Glowing Jerusalem artichoke flowers.
Final height reached!
10 Oct 2011, 10:45 am
What is that? It looks like hash browns with something else that I can't quite see?
This was my breakfast this morning:
[/quoteNice! Very nice indeed. Would have been nice if there were a bit more detail, but you can't have everything. You've omitted the EXIF data from your images which is a shame as I p'raps could have helped you out with settings and so on. Never mind.
Is that the cider you were going on about? What's it called? Can I have some?
Also, I went to Sainsbury's today and bought a load more beers that I shall be photographing in due course.
10 Oct 2011, 1:42 pm
Is that the cider you were going on about? What's it called? Can I have some?
Twas called an American Breakfast. It was eggs benedict, with bacon, and (English) muffins. Very filling. From a caf in Leicester.
That was a different cider. It was a mixed berries Bulmers I think. Very fruity. Made me a bit sleepy. I am a lightweight tho'.
10 Oct 2011, 1:48 pm
What were you doing in Leicester? Is it a bit grimy, Leicester? Owt to do? If I go, will I make it out alive? (Probably not with an attitude like that, but that's by-the-by.)
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10 Oct 2011, 2:30 pm
love the cake! my mum gave me some lovehearts her workplace had made up the other day. they said stupid stuff like 'hard work' and 'service' and 'pound'(wtf). who do they think they are
I'm not sure what the leaf was doing there. Maybe Americans like leaves on their breakfast. I think a chestnut tree leaf would have been more appropriate.
bit stingy with the food too like. these fancypants places
10 Oct 2011, 2:32 pm
love the cake! my mum gave me some lovehearts her workplace had made up the other day. they said stupid stuff like 'hard work' and 'service' and 'pound'(wtf). who do they think they are
I'm not sure what the leaf was doing there. Maybe Americans like leaves on their breakfast. I think a chestnut tree leaf would have been more appropriate.
bit stingy with the food too like. these fancypants places
God, it took me ages to eat that. Was stuffed. Only £5.95 too, including a pot of tea. Good for a pink cider related hangover.
10 Oct 2011, 2:55 pm
10 Oct 2011, 2:56 pm
love the cake! my mum gave me some lovehearts her workplace had made up the other day. they said stupid stuff like 'hard work' and 'service' and 'pound'(wtf). who do they think they are
I'm not sure what the leaf was doing there. Maybe Americans like leaves on their breakfast. I think a chestnut tree leaf would have been more appropriate.
bit stingy with the food too like. these fancypants places
God, it took me ages to eat that. Was stuffed. Only £5.95 too, including a pot of tea. Good for a pink cider related hangover.
Well to be truly American there should have been several kilograms of the stuff... hmph.
10 Oct 2011, 3:03 pm
