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Tea?
- Thread starter 172traindriver
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Mo1959
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- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
No......probably couldn’t reach your lug’ole being a short arse! LolNot our Mo
classic33
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How'd you know he's a short arse?
classic33
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You hope!Not our Mo
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172traindriver
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classic33
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Probably would.Laugh if she clouted you
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172traindriver
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Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
Hello...
Back from a good holiday in a great place. Only problem was the lack of decent tea, so I'm making up for that now...
*Seriously, why have fresh locally sourced bio milk from happy cows who live across the road, if you're going to put it in German tea?
Back from a good holiday in a great place. Only problem was the lack of decent tea, so I'm making up for that now...
*Seriously, why have fresh locally sourced bio milk from happy cows who live across the road, if you're going to put it in German tea?
classic33
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Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
Stove did work, although there were teething problems.
According to my dear Godmother who grew up on a dairy farm, unhappy cows don't produce milk very well.
classic33
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Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
No, but a windbreak would be good.
So would slightly neater holes.
Hopefully would be Bio in all circumstances, I see that point (What is the English word for Bio food? I can't think of it at the moment).
classic33
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Organic?
Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
That's the one.
I occasionally blank on words. Unfortunately I tend to blank in both languages at once which is rather awkward.
classic33
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Can use fresh milk in a cuppa, but that's it.
By fresh, I mean filtered through a straining cloth and allowed to cool, after it has left the cow. Just pull and squeeze alternate teets.
