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  • in reply to: General Discussion #370379
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    Hey , they are only £9.95 on the BA Conk website !!!

    in reply to: Models for sale #1957159
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    Hey , they are only £9.95 on the BA Conk website !!!

    in reply to: Fairey Battle #2091739
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    Originally posted by Septic
    A further photo. The aircraft was at one stage owned by Charles Church, I can not remember if there were any plans to fully restore the aircraft.

    She was under restoration to fly at Strathallan by Mr Melton for Sir William Roberts , she was sold along with the Lancaster to Charles Church who intended to complete her restoration – until fate intervened with the sad loss of Mr Church.

    in reply to: General Discussion #370422
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    Originally posted by Arthur
    Don’t forget trout! It’s as with beef – you can do all sorts of fancy things with trout when preparing, but it’s hard to beat a simple salt&pepper&charcoal grilled trout.

    The leaner the beef, the rarer i want it (never had Kobe beef, but i’d probably eat that raw). That goes all the way from carpaccio to goulash. Oh, and i like my grilled steak Vortex-style: salt and pepper will do. I get plenty of marinade-compensation from experimenting with pork and turkey.

    Must. Get. Breakfast. Now.

    Now your talking Art !!! , cant beat a fresh Brown Trout grilled with garlic butter , then flaked on to toast ,:cool:

    in reply to: How do you like your beef? #1957207
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    Originally posted by Arthur
    Don’t forget trout! It’s as with beef – you can do all sorts of fancy things with trout when preparing, but it’s hard to beat a simple salt&pepper&charcoal grilled trout.

    The leaner the beef, the rarer i want it (never had Kobe beef, but i’d probably eat that raw). That goes all the way from carpaccio to goulash. Oh, and i like my grilled steak Vortex-style: salt and pepper will do. I get plenty of marinade-compensation from experimenting with pork and turkey.

    Must. Get. Breakfast. Now.

    Now your talking Art !!! , cant beat a fresh Brown Trout grilled with garlic butter , then flaked on to toast ,:cool:

    in reply to: General Discussion #370876
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    [QUOTE]Originally posted by Snapper
    [B]Beetroot? How? Why?

    I love the stuff , if I eat too much my pish turns red .

    Aye , ye canna beat big chunks of a burnt mammal , sod Vegetarians !!!] 😀

    in reply to: Christmas Dinner… #1957605
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    [QUOTE]Originally posted by Snapper
    [B]Beetroot? How? Why?

    I love the stuff , if I eat too much my pish turns red .

    Aye , ye canna beat big chunks of a burnt mammal , sod Vegetarians !!!] 😀

    in reply to: How did you get into historic aviation? #2093636
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    The next level of interest – my current “complete anorak level” – was kicked off on September 1990. An innocent hillwalk on the Isle of Arran resulted in my stumbling across the wreckage of an RAF B-24 and USAAF B-17 within yards of each other. Nearing the wreck of the B-17 vast amounts of personal affects really brought home the terrible human loss involved. From then on I was compelled to find out everything there is to know about that incident and to remember these guy in some permanent and fitting manner. Hence my current painting and bookwriting efforts some thirteen years later!!!

    Hi Skipper , is this the wreckage on Goat Fell , Arran . I walked up Goat Fell years ago and came across some large chunks of aeroplane , I would be very interested in the history behind the crash . Are you planning a memorial ?? , I live in Scotland and will help out if I can , I can be contacted via PM or direct on

    [email]ageorge@haemonetics.com[/email]

    Thanks

    in reply to: General Discussion #371789
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    Well done India !!:)

    in reply to: India beat Australia #1958274
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    Well done India !!:)

    in reply to: General Discussion #371805
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    Originally posted by SOC
    Whatever I have it will undoubtedly involve meat, and in large quantities 😎

    Do vegetarians realise what they are missing at Christmas ??:)

    in reply to: Christmas Dinner… #1958289
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    Originally posted by SOC
    Whatever I have it will undoubtedly involve meat, and in large quantities 😎

    Do vegetarians realise what they are missing at Christmas ??:)

    in reply to: General Discussion #371846
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    Prawn cocktail starter .

    Turkey , roast potatoes , chipolata sausages wrapped in bacon , mashed potatoes , bread sauce , cranberry jelly , beetroot , chestnut stuffing.

    Cheeseboard .

    Sherry trifle .

    All at me mum and dads place . Dinner served at 3 o’clock then another round at 6 o’clock . Lots of Sambuca , Sherry and Port all day.

    Then repeat the whole lot with reheats on Boxing Day.

    Can’t beat mums Christmas dinner. 🙂

    in reply to: Christmas Dinner… #1958310
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    Prawn cocktail starter .

    Turkey , roast potatoes , chipolata sausages wrapped in bacon , mashed potatoes , bread sauce , cranberry jelly , beetroot , chestnut stuffing.

    Cheeseboard .

    Sherry trifle .

    All at me mum and dads place . Dinner served at 3 o’clock then another round at 6 o’clock . Lots of Sambuca , Sherry and Port all day.

    Then repeat the whole lot with reheats on Boxing Day.

    Can’t beat mums Christmas dinner. 🙂

    in reply to: General Discussion #371865
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    Originally posted by SOC
    I haven’t the slightest idea, as I got mine here in the US at Wal-Mart. They are real cheap though for one this size. It’s perfect for a 20 oz Porterhouse when the temperature is ridiculously low 😎

    I’ll order some material through McMaster-Carr and make one to suit our fireplace , I figure that a platform cut to the size of the firegrate and legs to locate on the grate should be ok . It’s really just an excuse to burn coal – I’m a reformed pyromaniac 😀 😀

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