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Happy Thursday Folk.

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Barry

Chatterbox

North Notts

Joined: Dec 2010

Posts: 15,676

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18-09-2014, 09:11 AM

Re: Happy Thursday Folk.

Originally Posted by Jem ->

One of them asked the wife if he could have some of the rose seed pods on the creeping rose bush beside the shed, it seems his wife dries them out and makes herbal tea from them, well I never, yuk!, you learn something new everyday, he went off delighted with a big bag of them.
Take care Folks.

Here's the bush at the wall.

Never heard of Rose Hip Syrup Jem? That's where it comes from...

susiejaeger

Chatterbox

Essex, UK

Joined: Nov 2012

Posts: 18,871

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18-09-2014, 09:12 AM

Re: Happy Thursday Folk.

Good morning all.

Nice pic Alan, the Fish Pie sounds quite expensive.

Lovely and sunny here in Essex.

Alan Cooke

Chatterbox

Northamptonshire, UK

Joined: Mar 2012

Posts: 8,922

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18-09-2014, 09:22 AM

Re: Happy Thursday Folk.

Originally Posted by susiejaeger ->

Good morning all.

Nice pic Alan, the Fish Pie sounds quite expensive.

Lovely and sunny here in Essex.

I thought it quite expensive for lunch time. The best pub around here for lunch time meals does 2 courses for £7.50 and it's good food, plenty of it (too much for me) and good service.........and it's always busy. In the pub yesterday there were only me and my mates eating.

Linden Tree

Senior Member

Derbyshire, UK

Joined: May 2014

Posts: 2,007

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18-09-2014, 09:29 AM

Re: Happy Thursday Folk.

Good Morning All. Love tranquil scene Alan.

Very misty here, not quite sure what the weather is going to do.

Have a good day everyone.

susiejaeger

Chatterbox

Essex, UK

Joined: Nov 2012

Posts: 18,871

18-09-2014, 09:29 AM

Re: Happy Thursday Folk.

That doesn't sound very good when you are the only one's eating in a place.

Did you see my photo I put on of a Vintage Bus taking me to Agratha Christie's House and Gardens? I put it on Monday's post.

Meg

Supervisor

Worcestershire

Joined: Aug 2009

Posts: 42,850

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18-09-2014, 09:29 AM

Re: Happy Thursday Folk.

Good morning fellow members

it is dull here but promises to be a nice day later.

I should have been shopping this morning but am off to the Drs instead with an unexpected problem so not sure what the day will hold.

Enjoy your day everyone

susiejaeger

Chatterbox

Essex, UK

Joined: Nov 2012

Posts: 18,871

18-09-2014, 09:32 AM

Re: Happy Thursday Folk.

Originally Posted by Meg ->

Good morning fellow members

Hope everything is well with you at the Drs. Meg.

Jem

Chatterbox

Dublin

Joined: May 2010

Posts: 17,793

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18-09-2014, 09:36 AM

Re: Happy Thursday Folk.

Originally Posted by plantman ->

Never heard of Rose Hip Syrup Jem? That's where it comes from...

I have to say I didn't Barry, but I know little of these things, he also said his wife collects wild nettles for soup and it's delicious, I did hear of nettles soup but I always thought it was a joke. Living in the city and keeping out of the kitchen for too long, that's how I know damn all.