Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Well, I have a new hero!
Did I hear correctly that he said he added "digested biscuits" to the fishing trip breakfast :eek: :confused:?
If I heard correctly, please enlighten me. If not, I'll forget about the knife I'm considering and pick up a hearing-aid instead :(

:D

Digestive biscuit
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A digestive biscuit, sometimes described as a sweet-meal biscuit, is a semi-sweet biscuit that originated in Scotland, and is popular worldwide. The digestive was first developed in 1839 by two Scottish doctors to aid digestion. Wikipedia

LOL! I have digested more than a few digestive biscuits myself! :D I have half a packet quarantined in my kitchen cupboard in fact! :eek: :D :thumbsup:

Lucy may eat all your pancakes... Better buy her one of her own. ;)

I'm glad Lucy wasn't too hungry, otherwise I might have had to sell a kidney! :eek: :rolleyes:

Good Morning Guardians

Morning John, nice pic :thumbsup:

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Lovely Dwight :) :thumbsup:

Lucy is a wonderful companion, Jack!
Youse guys got me excited about "pancake day" too, now. May eat some tonight myself.

Thank you Vince, hope you enjoy your pancakes my friend :) :thumbsup:

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Good day Guardians!

What're you reading Joshua? Cool pic :cool: :thumbsup:

Terrific Tuesday Guardians, I think it's pancakes for the win today, Rosie agreed with me.
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Count me in on that breakfast.


That thief doesn't look remorseful at all...but has good taste.

Wow, that is something I'll aspire to for my sharpening

Ahh, 'Lambsfoot Medley' the Guardians lullaby...you get right on that Kevin:D

The lovely Lucy and pancakes, who could ask for anything more?

Nice photo, lovely canister John, what is it's use?

Is that the old shell game?:eek:

Quite a unique Lambsfoot...I like it, what is the cover?

Great stuff Preston :) :thumbsup:

I thought the whole point of pancakes was that they were inexpensive and filling? :confused: Hmm....not sure what has happened here, pancakes seem to have become a luxury item, and are no longer the simple, honest staple they once were here o_O They even LOOK different (traditionally pancakes were crepes here)! :rolleyes:

I hiked across town to a place that were advertising a Pancake Day bonanza - they didn't even have pancakes! :mad: They had what they were selling as 'drop scones' (and they couldn't even pronounce that correctly!!), and there was no choice at all! o_O Two small bought-in "drop scones" with mushrooms and foliage, (they were actually quite tasty, but after a 3 mile walk, I'd have probably found a garden hedge tasty) - £10 with a cup of coffee! :eek:

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I was hoping for something better in another place also advertising their Pancake Day experience. They had a sweet option - mango sorbet, flaked almonds, and coconut ice-cream - it was tasty, but where's the darn pancake?! £11 with coffee! :eek: Think they saw me coming! :rolleyes:

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I know that in the US (maybe Canada too), pancakes are still regarded as a staple, and served in decent quantities, at a reasonable price I would hope :thumbsup: Don't let them mess with your pancakes friends!! o_O :thumbsup: Wishing all our Guardians a very happy Pancake Day ;) :thumbsup:
 
Great stuff Preston :) :thumbsup:
Thanks, Jack
I thought the whole point of pancakes was that they were inexpensive and filling? I know that in the US (maybe Canada too), pancakes are still regarded as a staple, and served in decent quantities, at a reasonable price I would hope
I have found that even the price of pancakes here have risen to accommodate the rise in wages. Anything that involves labor has risen in price no matter the material. Very seldom do I get out of an sit-down eating establishment for less than ten dollars.

Two small bought-in "drop scones" with mushrooms and foliage, (they were actually quite tasty, but after a 3 mile walk, I'd have probably found a garden hedge tasty) - £10 with a cup of coffee! :eek:

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I was hoping for something better in another place also advertising their Pancake Day experience. They had a sweet option - mango sorbet, flaked almonds, and coconut ice-cream - it was tasty, but where's the darn pancake?! £11 with coffee! :eek: Think they saw me coming! :rolleyes:

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Wishing all our Guardians a very happy Pancake Day ;) :thumbsup:
Love the comment about foliage:D:cool::D
 
I thought the whole point of pancakes was that they were inexpensive and filling? :confused: Hmm....not sure what has happened here, pancakes seem to have become a luxury item, and are no longer the simple, honest staple they once were here o_O They even LOOK different (traditionally pancakes were crepes here)! :rolleyes:
I believe the reason pancakes are traditionally eaten on Shrove Tuesday is to use up ingredients that used to be given up for lent, like butter, eggs, milk, etc. It wasn't just meat that was given up. I will enjoy my dinner tonight, and whatever snacks I may eat. Fasting tomorrow.

Incidentally, I think you are right about pancakes being a staple here. My mother used to make them often. Don't eat them much anymore, but many do.

Happy Mardi Gras, y'all!
 
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I have found that even the price of pancakes here have risen to accommodate the rise in wages. Anything that involves labor has risen in price no matter the material. Very seldom do I get out of an sit-down eating establishment for less than ten dollars.


Try Taco Bell: ate there yesterday for under $4! (Not GREAT cuisine but fast and cheap!)
 
Jack, they are free for 10 days in July all you can eat! ;):eek::D
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Dave, I'm booking my flight!! :eek: :D :thumbsup:

Thanks, Jack

I have found that even the price of pancakes here have risen to accommodate the rise in wages. Anything that involves labor has risen in price no matter the material. Very seldom do I get out of an sit-down eating establishment for less than ten dollars.


Love the comment about foliage:D:cool::D

I'm not sure there was much labour went into those 'pancakes' :rolleyes: :D :thumbsup:

I believe the reason pancakes are traditionally eaten on Shrove Tuesday is to use up ingredients that used to be given up for lent, like butter, eggs, milk, etc. It wasn't just meat that was given up. I will enjoy my dinner tonight, and whatever snacks I may eat. Fasting tomorrow.

Incidentally, I think you are right about pancakes being a staple here. My mother used to make them often. Don't eat them much anymore, but many do.

Happy Mardi Gras, y'all!

I think you are right Vince :thumbsup: I'm sure we also had them more often than once a year when I was a kid, and of course Yorkshire Pudding is essentially pancake batter, and was traditionally eaten separately to the main meal as an inexpensive item to fill up on :thumbsup:
 
A couple of things which made me and Lucy laugh today, this photo in the paper of two old girl's enjoying themselves :) The statue is of a deceased British comedian, Eric Morecambe (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Morecambe) :thumbsup:

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And this wee sign, spotted at the first eaterie we visited (with those prices, their patrons would HAVE to have a sense of humour! :rolleyes:) :D

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I finally was able to persuade all my Guardians to get together for a family portrait! It was quite an accomplishment! You have never in your life heard such bickering and whining over which one was the prettiest! I finally had to threaten to lock them away in the safe and only carry my other models. That shut them up in a second with no more problems! ;)

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I finally was able to persuade all my Guardians to get together for a family portrait! It was quite an accomplishment! You have never in your life heard such bickering and whining over which one was the prettiest! I finally had to threaten to lock them away in the safe and only carry my other models. That shut them up in a second with no more problems! ;)

L - R 2017, 2018, 2019

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Beautiful Ron! Kinda like the Miss America Pagent, who takes the crown. :cool:
 
I finally was able to persuade all my Guardians to get together for a family portrait! It was quite an accomplishment! You have never in your life heard such bickering and whining over which one was the prettiest! I finally had to threaten to lock them away in the safe and only carry my other models. That shut them up in a second with no more problems!
I believe it Ron. They look like a persnickety bunch. :D
 
Doing battle on Jack's favorite day :)

Preparing the troops
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Me and Charlie assemble the troops
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Victory is ours
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Happy Jack's Day, everyone ;)
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Fantastic OG! :D Thank you very much my friend :) :thumbsup:

I finally was able to persuade all my Guardians to get together for a family portrait! It was quite an accomplishment! You have never in your life heard such bickering and whining over which one was the prettiest! I finally had to threaten to lock them away in the safe and only carry my other models. That shut them up in a second with no more problems! ;)

L - R 2017, 2018, 2019

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WOW Ron! :eek: What an incredible line-up :) :thumbsup:
 
Beautiful Ron! Kinda like the Miss America Pagent, who takes the crown. :cool:
Thanks Dave! No crown here! They are all winners! :)

I believe it Ron. They look like a persnickety bunch. :D
Thanks Dwight! :)

WOW Ron! :eek: What an incredible line-up :) :thumbsup:
Thanks to you my friend! :thumbsup: :D

My Midnight Special and the magnolia blossoms before the killer frost gets them tonight! :(

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Edited to complete the post! Duh! :eek:
 
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