Tea? (Part 2)

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ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
cake and biscuits just gravitate towards you colin :giggle:
Except for 2 fasting days a week!
 

Speicher

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The two pieces have the same radius, but your segment is larger. ^_^


I haven't tried that. I'll keep an eye out for it.

The label on Twinings Swiss Chocolate drink says 18% fat reduced cocoa and 7% chocolate (which includes cocoa, cocoa mass, vanilla and fat-reduced cocoa) so it might not be anywhere near as strong as you like yours. It is the nearest in flavour to the sort of Hot Choc served in Austria, possibly because it is made in Switzerland.:unsure:

It also keeps a lot longerer and betterer than some cheaper Choccie drinks. ^_^
 

Night Train

Maker of Things
It was good meeting ColinJ. The coffee and cake was very nice too, as was the conversation.
The Valentine's cake did look nice but I am already spoken for.;)

It was snowing when I left home, about 1/2" on the car. It stayed snowing all the time I was out and the courtesy car was under a nice 1 1/2" of snow on its roof when I finally left Hebden Bridge. Obviously I cleared it all off before setting out, I just wish other drivers had the brain to do like wise.
Crazy drivers out there, at speed, tailgating, no lights, and snow all over their cars and windscreens.

There was a lot of falling snow, and snow build up as I drove home in the Yellow Pug 107 courtesy car. Took quite a while to get back safely.

Now I am full of late lunch and tea I will set off down to the workshop to find stuff to make a wedding present for friends who are getting married in a couple of weekends time.
 

Night Train

Maker of Things
I have been turning a bit of wood (on a lathe) experimentally to see what comes of it. It is a piece of slightly rotted Laburnum that may or may not look interesting on the inside. I am letting it rest a while before I take a bit more off but the firewood wedge shaped bit is now cylindrical.

I am also resting a bit with a :cuppa:
 

TVC

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Evening, slightly more relaxed posting night tonight. Later on we're off to see a stand up comedian who cannot speak. Looking forward to it.^_^
 

TVC

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Hi Jan, just found this. When he's world famous I will say I was at his first sole gig

http://tyneandwear.sky.com/news/article/56322
 

Rickshaw Phil

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The label on Twinings Swiss Chocolate drink says 18% fat reduced cocoa and 7% chocolate (which includes cocoa, cocoa mass, vanilla and fat-reduced cocoa) so it might not be anywhere near as strong as you like yours. It is the nearest in flavour to the sort of Hot Choc served in Austria, possibly because it is made in Switzerland.:unsure:

It also keeps a lot longerer and betterer than some cheaper Choccie drinks. ^_^
I might stick to the one I've got in that case.
:unsure:
 

Arch

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It started to snow at lunchtime. And it stayed snowing all afternoon, and all the way home (on foot, didn't fancy the roads. Lots of people wheelspinning in the slush).

Got a big bowl of pasta and tea now.:hungry::cuppa:
 

Night Train

Maker of Things
:cold:

It started to snow at lunchtime. And it stayed snowing all afternoon, and all the way home (on foot, didn't fancy the roads. Lots of people wheelspinning in the slush).
That reminds me, driving back through Rochdale I saw a cyclist up ahead riding very slowly in the snow in the gutter.
I planned my overtake carefully as I wasn't going much faster and then I saw him come off. The odd thing was that he was riding in the gutter and just drifted gradually closer and closer towards the kerb until his wheels made contact and he rolled off onto the pavement!:blink:

He seemed ok so I didn't stop (there was also a van tailgating me). I just watched in my door mirror as he got back on and then carried on riding right in the gutter!:rolleyes:
 
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