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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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That would be considered the snowfall of the decade here Steve! I'm glad the sun is out for you buddy, great pic of your Big 'Un
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Excellent look of your market mates, Jack.Thank you Harvey, rain or shine, we always have a laugh at the market
Thank you Jack.Excellent photo my friend, your AC really stands out
That’s what I was thinking.John, your dad jokes “shore” are funny!
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Thank you Harvey, quite a Rogue's Gallery!
I'm hoping I can pull off the Cake and Chips Double tomorrow!
With the weather the way it is, I can't see Tool Man protesting 
Big Rose is coming with me Last train of 2022!
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I have no idea either, but that being said, i think you are bang on. When i had a good look at it and how it works, it is just a portable fan/convection oven, where the air circulates all around whatever you are cooking, the food tray/holder has slits in it and sits off the bottom with and element at the top, and a fan circulates air all around it. I think it will be good, especially for certain foods and the fact that i am cooking for one. I have only used it twice, the first time for some lamb chops, they turned out okay, but i did not get the cooking time right, bit underdone for my liking, but as with everything once you work out how to use it properly will only get better at it. But i did roast some potatoes last night, and they turned out a treat. And the holding tray is just so easy to clean. The only downside is it does take up bench space.
The Lamb Chops.
The Roast Potatoes.
Edit. Had one of the Lamb chops cold for lunch today, sliced with some Mint Sauce and a little bit of salt and pepper, on some nice buttered wholemeal bread from a local bakery. Pretty Darn Good, i know i am going to get it in the neck from my friend who has been telling me to get one for ages, can cook up some meat/protein and just keep it in the fridge and have it cold. Especially over summer and really hot day.
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Those are kind words, John, and I thank you.You always do such a masterful job of crafting your pictures.
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Nice looking tree. Hope you haven't bought bad luck on yourself by putting in up too early.Good evening Guardians. Used my lamb to cut a few branches off our tree. Hope everyone had a great day.
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Sounds like a good discovery mateI have no idea either, but that being said, i think you are bang on. When i had a good look at it and how it works, it is just a portable fan/convection oven, where the air circulates all around whatever you are cooking, the food tray/holder has slits in it and sits off the bottom with and element at the top, and a fan circulates air all around it. I think it will be good, especially for certain foods and the fact that i am cooking for one. I have only used it twice, the first time for some lamb chops, they turned out okay, but i did not get the cooking time right, bit underdone for my liking, but as with everything once you work out how to use it properly will only get better at it. But i did roast some potatoes last night, and they turned out a treat. And the holding tray is just so easy to clean. The only downside is it does take up bench space.
The Lamb Chops.
The Roast Potatoes.
Edit. Had one of the Lamb chops cold for lunch today, sliced with some Mint Sauce and a little bit of salt and pepper, on some nice buttered wholemeal bread from a local bakery. Pretty Darn Good, i know i am going to get it in the neck from my friend who has been telling me to get one for ages, can cook up some meat/protein and just keep it in the fridge and have it cold. Especially over summer and really hot day.
Looking good Pete
Thanks David, I will, there's a combined age of well over 500 in that photo!
Glad you're liking the '19 Nice work ToddGood evening Guardians. Used my lamb to cut a few branches off our tree. Hope everyone had a great day.
They're on strike!What have the Railways gone on holidays already. !!!
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echoscout
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Thanks Jack! I'm enjoying the 19 immensely. It's a favorite! Watch out for them low hanging beams at the market tomorrow buddy.Thanks David, I will, there's a combined age of well over 500 in that photo!
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Definitely!Thanks Jack! I'm enjoying the 19 immensely. It's a favorite! Watch out for them low hanging beams at the market tomorrow buddy.
Thanks for thinking of me David 
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Simply gorgeous Harvey.Good Morning Guardians
Wonderful scales on that lamb Steve.
Jack Black
Hope you have a good day at the market mañana.
Have a great one all.
She'll be workin on this tree all month...
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Don't let my friend hear that, otherwise i will never hear the end of it.Sounds like a good discovery mate
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