GrumpyGregry
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tlh left me a box of cotton buds before she went to Welshland today. They will remain untouched.In that case, probably best not.
tlh left me a box of cotton buds before she went to Welshland today. They will remain untouched.In that case, probably best not.
Hope it ain't dry socket.The only thing that slightly spoilt our excellent weekend was that the site of last weeks tooth extraction hasn't settled down yet, I'll be talking to the dentist tomorrow.
I have a question for peeps on here that have travelled by train on the Continent.
On German High Speed ICE (aka InterCity)trains you can reserve a seat up to one hour before departure. If you board a train there is a little label/screen or similar on the top of the seat back which in English means "available for reservation". This presumably means that if you have not got a reservation, you may sit there. The second word is, I am reliably informed, "Reseviert", but what is the first word/abbreviation on the screen/label gismo. It sounds comply cated but if I am sure someone, possibly @Reynard or @TheDoctor will know what I mean.
I'm okay with it, as seats I like for such events require luck, or power and influence. Or a whole lot of money.
Sorry, I've not travelled on ICE ICE baby.I have a question for peeps on here that have travelled by train on the Continent.
On German High Speed ICE (aka InterCity)trains you can reserve a seat up to one hour before departure. If you board a train there is a little label/screen or similar on the top of the seat back which in English means "available for reservation". This presumably means that if you have not got a reservation, you may sit there. The second word is, I am reliably informed, "Reseviert", but what is the first word/abbreviation on the screen/label gismo. It sounds comply cated but if I am sure someone, possibly @Reynard or @TheDoctor will know what I mean.
Photography never paid off like that for me. (Well, yes it did, but the less said about that there, the better.)
Good place to start, that's for sure. Superliners on the City of New Orleans? All we rated was pre Amtrak cars (Heritage) in a mile long train, going home from Uni.! (1980's)Sorry, I've not travelled on ICE ICE baby.
Does Seat61.com offer any advice? That's normally my go-to site for all rail-related shenanigans.
I saw the ultimate yellow sticker the other day, an LP Barbeque Grill, which had fallen over and had a broken handle and a dent, from 199.00 to 38.00. Didn't buy, as I am leery of LP ever since I had a grill with one of those cheap Chinese flow regulators fail and try to burn my back porch down.Went yellow sticker hunting in Tesco this bank holiday afternoon. There was a load of chilled stuff, but not over much of any real interest - mainly sarnies (bog standard e.g. chicken, ham, that sort of thing) and weight watcher-type ready meals. Plenty of fruit, veg, bread and ISB stuff though.
Did manage to more or less get what I wanted / needed, but not made easy by the sudden reappearance of "Big Hair", a grabby regular who I haven't seen since last August. Apparently she was doing another Tesco out Cambridge way because the reductions here weren't generous enough... Am sincerely hoping this is just a one-off because she really makes my blood boil with the way she pushes and snatches. I think her personal cleanliness (or lack thereof) is also part of the strategy...
Picked up pork chops, steak, venison meatballs, prawns, breaded haddock, a lentil dip thingy, savoy cabbage, tomatoes, mushrooms, romaine lettuce, spinach, strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, tangerines, mangoes, avocadoes, bread, toasting muffins, chocolate croissants, a cherry pie and some cream cakes. Shared my pickings with my lovely 90 year old neighbour.
Oh, and I got some fillet steak trimmings off the meat counter, which the girls have very much enjoyed.
Photography never paid off like that for me. (Well, yes it did, but the less said about that there, the better.)
I saw the ultimate yellow sticker the other day, an LP Barbeque Grill, which had fallen over and had a broken handle and a dent, from 199.00 to 38.00. Didn't buy, as I am leery of LP ever since I had a grill with one of those cheap Chinese flow regulators fail and try to burn my back porch down.
You know, might not be too bad an idea to cart a Trangia along, in case you are in the hinterlands.
There's the MSR's as well. Always worth a look.Do what, what the heck is one of them?
Why not take a Ray Mears with you as he doesn't appear to be busy on TV at the moment?I'm assuming I'll take enough with, which won't be a lot, but occurs to me now that I don't know if I'm allowed to take it on the EuroTunnel
sitsplats reseviert (can't spell or speak German) was once point out to me as meaning reserved seat. Didn't help as I thought it was my reserved seat but I was in the wrong carriage.I have a question for peeps on here that have travelled by train on the Continent.
On German High Speed ICE (aka InterCity)trains you can reserve a seat up to one hour before departure. If you board a train there is a little label/screen or similar on the top of the seat back which in English means "available for reservation". This presumably means that if you have not got a reservation, you may sit there. The second word is, I am reliably informed, "Reseviert", but what is the first word/abbreviation on the screen/label gismo. It sounds comply cated but if I am sure someone, possibly @Reynard or @TheDoctor will know what I mean.