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Ian H

Ancient randonneur
This bridge repaired beyond the age of man is repaired by the county in eighty-one. 1681. John Hall & Ralph Hacketts
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oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
They start young here. The kids seemed very confident among the cars. I am parked in the “lift” area to get put on when it suits the loading officer. The touring ones were lucky to get off as horrendous gales srarted the next day.
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Old jon

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Location
Leeds
Not exactly a random photograph, but there is a story to it. My sister fed me on Monday, after food and drink the chat kept on about all sorts of stuff, as you would expect. Sister related a shopping trip, she had called in to Betty’s in Harrogate to buy freshly ground coffee, ‘I don’t want to have a plastic bag, please put it in a paper one,’ said she. And of course at every other shop she visited someone commented on the smell of coffee.

So, on my way home, I too called into Betty’s. Then caught the bus to Leeds. I should have thought a bit more, shouldn’t I?

Anyway, after the thought too late, it occurred to me that if I bought a coffee grinder, a small one, I could grind one cup worth of beans as and when needed. And avoid all the endless ‘can you smell coffee?’ questions. So I did just that.

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MontyVeda

a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
Not exactly a random photograph, but there is a story to it. My sister fed me on Monday, after food and drink the chat kept on about all sorts of stuff, as you would expect. Sister related a shopping trip, she had called in to Betty’s in Harrogate to buy freshly ground coffee, ‘I don’t want to have a plastic bag, please put it in a paper one,’ said she. And of course at every other shop she visited someone commented on the smell of coffee.

So, on my way home, I too called into Betty’s. Then caught the bus to Leeds. I should have thought a bit more, shouldn’t I?

Anyway, after the thought too late, it occurred to me that if I bought a coffee grinder, a small one, I could grind one cup worth of beans as and when needed. And avoid all the endless ‘can you smell coffee?’ questions. So I did just that.

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I did the same thing... bought a coffee grinder. After spending half an hour (at least) trying to grind enough beans for a single cup, I decided the sodding thing was next to useless and stuck my cordless drill on the little knurled nut to finish the job off. The hand grinder went back to the shop the next day and I'm currently looking for a better one.
 

PeteXXX

Cake or ice cream? The choice is endless ...
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Location
Hamtun
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Sherwood Pines.... Must sort the rebound out!
 

Old jon

Guru
Location
Leeds
I did the same thing... bought a coffee grinder. After spending half an hour (at least) trying to grind enough beans for a single cup, I decided the sodding thing was next to useless and stuck my cordless drill on the little knurled nut to finish the job off. The hand grinder went back to the shop the next day and I'm currently looking for a better one.
Yup, the pic was taken before I tried the grinder. Which will be replaced with an electric mill. I do have a couple of spice chopping things which have been tried for coffee grinding purposes before. Not a total success, so will be looking for something better. Or give up with grinding the beans . . .
 

swee'pea99

Legendary Member
Ghost fox...

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My new camera - sorry, 'phone' - has a Night mode, which as I understand it combines a number of exposures into one, enabling you to take pics in near-darkness. It actually works amazingly well. Though if your subject moves, the results can be rather odd - as here, where you can clearly see the lines of the decking, through the fox.
 
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