- Location
- Inside my skull
Regional accents and phrases . Love the variety as you travel out and about.
Things you rather like about this country
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Dec66
A gentlemanly pootler, these days
- Location
- West Wickham
Pies.
Can't think of anything else.
Can't think of anything else.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Tea and biscuits.
Fab Foodie
hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
- Location
- Kirton, Devon.
Winner!
- Location
- Inside my skull
Fish and chips or pie and chips in newspaper
OP
OP
- Location
- London
in the past a fair old bit there ming.
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
Sunken lanes.
- Location
- Inside my skull
Still do it round here
Deleted User
Guest
- Location
- Wolverhampton
Newspaper?
We get them rapped in paper but not old Newspapers.
That would be a throwback.
Cycleops
Legendary Member
- Location
- Accra, Ghana
It’s separated from the rest of the world by a fair bit of water.
If not for that we’d all be Nazis by now.
If not for that we’d all be Nazis by now.
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Stephenite
Membå
- Location
- OslO
OS maps.
uphillstruggler
Legendary Member
- Location
- Half way there
for me, its the various accents, landscapes and regional beer and food
then there's the People, whether 20th generation roman or french, new generation Asian and middle eastern.
I was reminded on a recent trip of just how helpful and friendly people are on a number of occasions, from a lady replacing my ceramic mug and flannel (left on a town sign under the canal bridge in Hungerford - its orange if you picked it up and want to return it) to an elderly lady who offered me a bag of donuts, two bananas and filled my water bottles when i asked where the nearest church to fill my bottles was. she was even taken aback when I carried her shopping from her car to her front gate whilst she was filling said bottles.
then there's the People, whether 20th generation roman or french, new generation Asian and middle eastern.
I was reminded on a recent trip of just how helpful and friendly people are on a number of occasions, from a lady replacing my ceramic mug and flannel (left on a town sign under the canal bridge in Hungerford - its orange if you picked it up and want to return it) to an elderly lady who offered me a bag of donuts, two bananas and filled my water bottles when i asked where the nearest church to fill my bottles was. she was even taken aback when I carried her shopping from her car to her front gate whilst she was filling said bottles.
- Location
- Inside my skull
Place names. There’s some real beauties out there .
uphillstruggler
Legendary Member
- Location
- Half way there
definitely, but Road names are great also, a recent trip took me along Four Mills Lane - says everything you need to know about that Lane if you actually stop and think about it. but that's the issue sometimes, just too busy to take it in. i think that's why the bike is the best way to explore, bar none
OP
OP
- Location
- London
really?
I thought it had been made illegal.
Am old enough to remember getting fish and chips in newsprint, then it stopping, and for a brief period there were "food safe" paper wrappings or whatever they were called with imitation newspapers to help the nervous transition.
Personally I was always doubtful that the old newspapers did anyone any harm - am sure there are foodie progs where they will lovingly show rustic types cooking in holes in the ground or whatever. While middle class foodies bill and coo about the authenticity or whatever.
