biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
We have had some gentle rainfall so that saves me watering the plants
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Ive been busy answering all the questions the insurance company what answered. All the same info I've given umpteen times before.
I've had to request a bank statement as recent proof of address as officialdom never write to me any more. And what on earth do they need with my driving licence considering I don't need it to ride a bike.
I've also been given a date for yet another independent medical examination. I'm sure my ankle hasn't changed since the last one. I'm really fed up with all this now.
I've had to request a bank statement as recent proof of address as officialdom never write to me any more. And what on earth do they need with my driving licence considering I don't need it to ride a bike.
I've also been given a date for yet another independent medical examination. I'm sure my ankle hasn't changed since the last one. I'm really fed up with all this now.
Jenkins
Legendary Member
- Location
- Felixstowe
Nice little family get together this afternoon, especially as mum & stepfather were paying. A full house were present with my nephew making a rare effort to get out of bed before midday on a non-working day and my niece being home for a few days before she starts her Masters in Sheffield. Somehow we managed to make a three course lunch last for nearly three hours and no hurry from the pub/restaraunt to hurry us out.
I'm now packed for tomorrow's outing and have secured the rail tickets for the first of November's trips.
I'm now packed for tomorrow's outing and have secured the rail tickets for the first of November's trips.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Fabby supper of an egg mayonnaise sandwich, followed by apple crumble and cream 
First crumble of the new season, made with Lord Peckover (dessert) and Jolly Miller (culinary) apples. Absolutely delicious. Didn't add anything to the fruit bar some sugar and cornstarch (to thicken the juices), because the apples just don't need it. Sometimes simplest really is the best.
I highly recommend both apple varieties. Being earlies they are not the best keepers, but the flavour is superb. Lord Peckover has a soft texture with a flavour that's very floral, almost rose-like, but that is balanced out by just the right amount of acidity. Jolly Miller is crisp, moderately sharp and quite sherbert-y in flavour. It keeps its shape when cooked, so would be good for fritters or normandy apple tart. The smaller fruit are sweet enough to eat as is if you are a fan of a sharpish apple.
First crumble of the new season, made with Lord Peckover (dessert) and Jolly Miller (culinary) apples. Absolutely delicious. Didn't add anything to the fruit bar some sugar and cornstarch (to thicken the juices), because the apples just don't need it. Sometimes simplest really is the best.
I highly recommend both apple varieties. Being earlies they are not the best keepers, but the flavour is superb. Lord Peckover has a soft texture with a flavour that's very floral, almost rose-like, but that is balanced out by just the right amount of acidity. Jolly Miller is crisp, moderately sharp and quite sherbert-y in flavour. It keeps its shape when cooked, so would be good for fritters or normandy apple tart. The smaller fruit are sweet enough to eat as is if you are a fan of a sharpish apple.
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
- Location
- Armonmy Way
My step granddaughter got good enough grades today to get her into the University of York. The odd thing, though, is that I don't think she's ever set foot in Yorkshire. She could have done far worse than York considering she's flying blind.
Meanwhile my mother seems to have taken up permanent residence on the 6th floor of Lewisham hospital. She's slowly but inexorably on a goodbye trajectory.
Meanwhile my mother seems to have taken up permanent residence on the 6th floor of Lewisham hospital. She's slowly but inexorably on a goodbye trajectory.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Had to forgo the pamper session earlier, but I *have* now washed my hair at least. Which now smells rather fetchingly of raspberry.
I actually prefer the scent of the coconut shampoo, but given that cats seem to be attracted to the aroma, I thought it best not to use it given that I am judging at a show on Saturday. I do not want to have however many "trainee hairdressers" I will have on my book rearranging my coiffure!
I actually prefer the scent of the coconut shampoo, but given that cats seem to be attracted to the aroma, I thought it best not to use it given that I am judging at a show on Saturday. I do not want to have however many "trainee hairdressers" I will have on my book rearranging my coiffure!
HMS_Dave
Grand Old Lady
I believe it is a *ahem* a juicing attachment for this:
A Classic Sunbeam Mixmaster, not too unlike this model, which you can just about make out a similar attachment to...
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Three in the bed and the little one wants all the bed
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Time to get a little ride
Illaveago
Guru
- Location
- Chippenham,Wiltshire.
Illaveago
Guru
- Location
- Chippenham,Wiltshire.
My mum had a Sunbeam mixer.
