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The action on that clock is fantasticToo nice to stay in today, even though I had no real purpose in going outI called in at the cafe, then went into town. It was 10.15am when I arrived there, but everywhere opens later these days
The Grand Arcade was quite ghostly. It's named after the Grand Theatre next door, and actually by far the least grand of the old Victorian arcades in Leeds. It does have a funny old clock though, where a motley crew of figures parades out on the hour.
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I walked up to the bank, and wandered through town, having a toasted teacake and a pot of tea in the bookshop cafe, then picked up a few things I didn't really need. Returning home, I was surprised to see a smart new JCB parked outside my house, and to learn that after more than 60 years, they're finally going to resurface both the road and pavementI expect there'll be quite a bit of noise and disuption, but I think my neighbours will be pleased to finally see the improvement
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Always better than work, no matter the score Bill.Hey there Bob. Yes the Pearl is fun. However, I blowup on the West #9 hole and ruined what was a nice round.![]()
Go Vols!Donโt hold back, tell us how you really feel.
I do enjoy some carrot cake.
(You could probably convince me to try the gin easier than anything else.)
Also a fitting pursuit for a pipe-smoker.
(Not sure how I missed the typo in my question, shouldโve been โalsoโ not โask.โ)
Very cool, Bob. I used to regularly attend college baseball games when I was in school (free student admission) and I have several balls from those games. Most are just from batting practice, but I think one or two were foul balls. I took this pic several years ago for Ron @Half/Stop (I miss that guy!).
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Stellar.Carried these out for the morning garden check.
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You turned a beautiful thing into a nightmare on elm street. You had me until the R word.strawberry rhubarb pie
Suck it up soldier!You turned a beautiful thing into a nightmare on elm street. You had me until the R word.
Those days are over. Only REAL desserts and food now.Suck it up soldier!![]()
Go Vols!
-TN Fan
Interesting video, the young lass was definitely a little wired on something. I liked it. I guess it is an acquired taste, likeThat's good news Dan, I hope the weather sticks to the planThey have rhubarb gin over Wakefield way
They'll do just about anything to get rid of the stuff!
Nice Charlie Lamb there buddy
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Here's a treat for you DanI don't know how many coffees this young lass has had
Doesn't look like she actually ate ANY rhubarb!![]()
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Blimey Steve, if it wasn't for your age, I'd be wondering if you weren't my lost uncle!I grew up eating rhubarb and quite like it. When I was little we would dip a stalk in some sugar and eat it raw. My mother would make stewed rhubarb and we would put it on top of plain ice cream. I also love a good strawberry rhubarb pie.
Lovely burl buddy
Thanks for the pictures and glad to hear you got out to enjoy the lovely weather![]()
I'm not a great fan of gin, but you know how it goes...
(You could probably convince me to try the gin easier than anything else.)![]()
Yeah, man should have remained a bachelor!Also a fitting pursuit for a pipe-smoker.
(Not sure how I missed the typo in my question, shouldโve been โalsoโ not โask.โ)![]()
Very cool, Bob. I used to regularly attend college baseball games when I was in school (free student admission) and I have several balls from those games. Most are just from batting practice, but I think one or two were foul balls. I took this pic several years ago for Ron @Half/Stop (I miss that guy!).
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