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Thanks Jack.That's a really neat bar Todd, what a great setting!I'm glad you had a great time
Cool Lambsfoot pic
That looks very tasty Jack, I’m going to do my best to talk Mrs. Bigfish into grilling some cheeseburgers tonight.Thought I'd have a cheeseburgerHappy Labor Day Guardians
Could have taken more care putting that lid on!
Thanks Harvey.
Great shot of Spalty, Steve, those covers are fabulous
I like your style my friend, very nice
That's a really neat bar Todd, what a great setting!
Sorry to hear about the weather BillI hope you have a great time anyway, that's a lovely colourful pic
Thought I'd have a cheeseburger
Could have taken more care putting that lid on!
Thanks Todd, I enjoyed it. As well as some tomato and chilli relish, I had a spoonful of the chilli crunchThanks Jack.
That looks very tasty Jack, I’m going to do my best to talk Mrs. Bigfish into grilling some cheeseburgers tonight.
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Despite spending my early childhood playing on bomb-sites, with the damage of war, and the austerity it brought, all around me, it was only later in life that I appreciated the close proximity of WW2. As a child, I couldn't understand why the adults spent so much time talking about an event I thought of as ancient history!
Excellent idea!
And it is Labor Day weekend. Grilling is mandatory on at least one day
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Thanks Todd, I enjoyed it. As well as some tomato and chilli relish, I had a spoonful of the chilli crunch
I recently tried this similar product from Trader Joe’s, but it isn’t nearly as good as the Momofuku one.
LOL!It’s funny how your perception of time can change. My favorite example of something like that (much less serious than WW2) is the film Back to the Future. If it were made today, the part where they travel back to the 1950s would take place in the 90s.
(By the way, I was four days old when Back to the Future came out.)
I was born 15 years after WW2 ended, which to a 5 year-old is 3 lifetimes, but now I think of events 15 years ago as very recent (less time than I've been on BF)! That's a shame Barrett, sounds like you're eating well thoughSounds good, Jack.
Great to see your Hartshead Barlow 
Wow, that is beautiful Steve.
Those handle covers...
It's all been said.Great shot of Spalty, Steve, those covers are fabulous
We're currently well past the distant future envisioned in Back to the Future Pt II, when they travel all the way to 2015.It’s funny how your perception of time can change. My favorite example of something like that (much less serious than WW2) is the film Back to the Future. If it were made today, the part where they travel back to the 1950s would take place in the 90s.
(By the way, I was four days old when Back to the Future came out.)
Hope you slept well LeonGood to see plenty of posts while i have been asleep. Long live the Guardians.
It won't be long before I hit the hay here
Wow, that is beautiful Steve.
Those handle covers...
It's all been said.
Thanks Todd. I love your dockside bar!
I'll have three fingers of...... anything....What a fabulous image Harvey.I see you like to measure things.Great shot. Also that cuppa shot
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I take that personally.
Wonderful image John.
Good Morning Guardians
