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I hope it stays good mate
yeah, wouldn't be surprisedThe new vegan cafe might offer beans on toast, but it will probably cost £12 and be awful.
There's a small cafe in one of the areas I go walking, which was originally set up in the local community centre. It was cheap, and dead friendly, until some hipsters took it over about 7 years back. I only went there the one time afterwards, ordered beans on toast, and it came to £8.35! 
And there was one slice of toast! 
Absolutely amazing Barrett, that must have been a nice family evening outYesterday, after pocketing my new Katalox Albers (I figured the Afzelia Burl could use a little break), we headed out for a quick dinner and then to the Minnesota Zoo for their annual Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular. We’ve been going to this for a few years now and it’s a lot of fun. They have thousands of jack-o-lanterns set up along an outdoor trail, including a hundred or more larger, more intricately carved pumpkins.
There’s always a theme for the larger jack-o-lanterns. This year’s theme was “Seasons of the Year,” which I have to say was not their best theme, but there were still some impressive and interesting pumpkins.
There was a lot of wildlife.
I thought this rabbit (or is it a hare?) was probably the most impressive carving we saw.
They had most of the local sports teams covered.
There were some classic Halloween designs.
And some that were a bit more… unusual.
They have a thing called Light Night here in Leeds, but it's a bit arty farty, and I always miss it 
It’s Minnesota, so you have to have Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox.
A bit tactless!The winter section had unnecessary/unwanted reminders of the months to come.
MmmmThanks Jack, a favorite snack, especially this time of year.
Nice one Jack, looks like it’s seen many work days.
Thanks buddy, reckon so LOL!KInd of inspires me to not bother carving a pumpkin.
My Hallowe'en nightcap is orange enough.
We used to have to carve turnips here when I was a kid! I don't know how the farmers make any money on pumpkins, a big one sells for around a dollar here, but sometimes they're half that price Thanks DavidUnity Lamb Jack! Hope you have a good day.
You too Is that ebony John, looks good?
Old Spalty is a treasure Steve, great pic
I was going to have some sausages for tea, but I realised I had some nice vine tomatoes in the fridge, so I've just put some soup on 
Old Spalty is a treasure Steve, great pic
Interesting menu Pete, I hope your meeting went OK
For once, a Lambsfoot wasn't that useful! 
Thanks Jack, it went quite well.Interesting menu Pete, I hope your meeting went OK
Just had my tomato and lentil soup
Thanks Pete, it was nice
That's a beauty my friend 
I cannot see a knife...I'm blinded.KInd of inspires me to not bother carving a pumpkin.
My Hallowe'en nightcap is orange enough.
Spalty is aging nicely Steve.
Great meeting place and like the menu Pete.
Enjoy tomorrow Jack. This is the season to appreciate a good soup.Interesting menu Pete, I hope your meeting went OK
Just had my tomato and lentil soup
Thank you, Steve.
Thanks, Jack, and yes it is an Ebony Guardian.
Great picture of a beautiful Lamb.
Yummy picture.
Thanks a lot Bob, I hope you continue to recover from your op
No, apparently not
Very nice JohnThanks, Jack, and yes it is an Ebony Guardian.
Thanks buddyYummy picture.
Thanks & thanks.Thanks a lot Bob, I hope you continue to recover from your op
No, apparently not
I think that is the king of 88's.
