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Rosemary (grooving with the Picts) (nosemanny) | 8590 comments Oh I think you're right. How disappointing!


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments I can get you some lettuce if you want to replace it...




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Jim | 21809 comments I assumed it was shavings of green coloured icing :-)


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Jim | 21809 comments And a romance for Valentine's day

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Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments Thats more like my idea of romance!


Or as a certain book spells it... Romacne.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Romacne-Stepb...


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Jim | 21809 comments Searching by romacne with google brings out all sorts of fine literature.......
But I bet none of them have the 'happy ever after ending'


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments Its a very niche genre.


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Jim | 21809 comments Never mind, let them but once read the flowing prose and elegantly crafted verses of Tallis Steelyard and they will doubtless be mystified and bemused


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Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments And happy ever after?


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments Once the ointment works.


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Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments You have to be careful which end you go for. You don't want to use the coarse when it should be the fine.


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Jim | 21809 comments I have always avoided being coarse


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments You are a fine gentleman.


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Jim | 21809 comments so long as nobody rubs me up the wrong way


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Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments Huh, Coke is much better as a lubricating agent for stuck mechanisms,


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Jim | 21809 comments Probably more corrosive as well :-)


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Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments can't be as corrosive as a well time inference though


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Jim | 21809 comments As cutting as a compliment from the ex-wife's mother and shifts dirt faster that a journalist going through the bins of a cabinet minister


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Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments Now if there were some way of transferring that suction power to a hoover, we'd be in the money


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Jim | 21809 comments I always feel that if they had nothing to hide they have nothing to worry about ;-)


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Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments Cabinet Ministers, journalists, or ex wife's mothers???


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Jim | 21809 comments All of them :-)


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Jim | 21809 comments A poet always entertains!

https://tallissteelyard.wordpress.com...


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments That was certainly entertaining. I find it hard to imagine Tallis so wet and sorry for himself though.


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments Oh, and by the way, my brother tells me he will be staying in Barrow for a few days soon. He mentioned something about Piel Island. I've never heard of it.


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Jim | 21809 comments Piel is just off the coast, has a pub, a ferry and a couple of houses and a castle. It's an integral part of the borough. You can walk to it from Walney at low tide, but you cannot walk from Roa Island because the channel runs between them.

What's he doing up here?


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments Holidaying. With his camera. He seems to have plans to visit everywhere in the UK . The Faroe Islands are next after Barrow.


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Jim | 21809 comments I've meant to do the Faroes, but we aren't exactly close. :-)


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments Jim wrote: "I've meant to do the Faroes, but we aren't exactly close. :-)"

They aren't that easy to get to - only one tour goes there. Not a high volume tourist destination. Which is probably a good reason to go there :)


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Jim | 21809 comments I was intending to go there in the 1980s, there was one boat that ran constant trips from Faroe to Norway, Denmark, Scotland, and Iceland, calling at Faroe between each trip. Unfortunately I never got the trip made and I don't think it runs any more


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Jim | 21809 comments don't tempt me :-(

I even bought the maps, my planning was at that stage!


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Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments Wow - pity you never made it. They look spectacular from that site.

They have sheep there - you could say it was a working trip...


Rosemary (grooving with the Picts) (nosemanny) | 8590 comments Ooh, flights from Edinburgh in the summer


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Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Rosemary (aiming to misbehave) wrote: "Ooh, flights from Edinburgh in the summer"

On both days?


Rosemary (grooving with the Picts) (nosemanny) | 8590 comments I think you're confusing the east coast of Scotland with the west ;)
It was quite summery here today (after the frost melted)


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Jim | 21809 comments And again I have been asked to review a book, thus and so I present my findings

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Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments Bought it.


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Jim | 21809 comments Tallis Steelyard book reviewing services are available for all writers who feel that they're inevitably doomed to failure whatever they do


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Jim | 21809 comments Will wrote: "Bought it."

Hope you enjoy it Will


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Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments Jim wrote: "Tallis Steelyard book reviewing services are available for all writers who feel that they're inevitably doomed to failure whatever they do"

Doomed, doomed, we're all doomed....


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Jim | 21809 comments There are other things that Tallis has dabbled in

http://scvincent.com/2016/03/01/furth...

Also for Patti, both parts of a story

Literally Critical

http://suddenlytheyalldied.com/2016/0...

http://suddenlytheyalldied.com/2016/0...


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments Or was that 'domed'?


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Jim | 21809 comments Also coming up in three separate episodes which can be read individually with unalloyed pleasure

http://scvincent.com/2016/03/01/furth...


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Jim | 21809 comments Another tale from my youth

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Jim | 21809 comments The second episode, discussing how to deal with ladies of a certain age, is now up on Sue Vincent's blog

http://scvincent.com/2016/03/08/a-fur...


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Jim | 21809 comments and the third and final episode on Sue Vincent's blog

http://scvincent.com/2016/03/15/24429/


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Jim | 21809 comments And the dangers of fine dining

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Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments Yep - cooks and chefs are all batshit crazy!


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