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Just South of La Rochelle, not much better here 17-19 degs 10/10 cloud, winds forecast to hit 55mph gusts this afternoon. Seen very little sun since 1st September, but plenty of rain, some of it biblical.
At least it's proved one thing, my 6 year old air awning is still 100% watertight ;)
 
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Currently staying at the Hadley Bowling Inn near Worcester as our son has just graduated from University with a First👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
He’s now a fully qualified Mental Health Nurse.

We went for a stroll along the river…


Got back to the hotel and within a minute the heavens opened and we had hailstones!!!

Brighter now though.

Off home tomorrow and back to the grindstone on Friday.
 
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Currently staying at the Hadley Bowling Inn near Worcester as our son has just graduated from University with a First👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
He’s now a fully qualified Mental Health Nurse.

We went for a stroll along the river…


Got back to the hotel and within a minute the heavens opened and we had hailstones!!!

Brighter now though.

Off home tomorrow and back to the grindstone on Friday.
What a coincidence our daughter graduated as a MHN last year and has had two promotions in that time. Mind you she is a mature graduate IE 50+
 
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Currently staying at the Hadley Bowling Inn near Worcester as our son has just graduated from University with a First👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
He’s now a fully qualified Mental Health Nurse.

We went for a stroll along the river…


Got back to the hotel and within a minute the heavens opened and we had hailstones!!!

Brighter now though.

Off home tomorrow and back to the grindstone on Friday.
Congratulations on your son's graduations, there are a few of us on here that could Possibly , do with his and others help.
Well done That Man.
 
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Are you sure Gagakev isn’t up here. The third day and night of high winds and torrential rain.
I sent it up North, mind you it was only a day so dont know where the other two days came from.
The Loch looks lovely though, sure you weren't dreaming about the rain.
 
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I don't know what Dusty Dogs Fascination with the Highlands is, except to find his heritage and sample Whisky.
At least he is getting about.
 
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Currently staying at the Hadley Bowling Inn near Worcester as our son has just graduated from University with a First👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
He’s now a fully qualified Mental Health Nurse.

We went for a stroll along the river…


Got back to the hotel and within a minute the heavens opened and we had hailstones!!!

Brighter now though.

Off home tomorrow and back to the grindstone on Friday.
If it was Worcester Uni that is where I did my degree. We are just down the road from where you are staying and luckily no hailstones etc , just rain!
 
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Congratulations on your son's graduations, there are a few of us on here that could Possibly , do with his and others help.
Well done That Man.
I’m always thinking that our daughter is analysing us from her professional side. Dad you should take up dancing. Dad take the dog to coffee shops. Too many Turtle mats in the kitchen. Label your boxes of stuff in the garage, Apple tags can be useful for older folks etc, etc. But we are the easy part compared to her “ service users” and their families in the community.
 
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If it was Worcester Uni that is where I did my degree. We are just down the road from where you are staying and luckily no hailstones etc , just rain!
It was Worcester University.

We are now back at home, having stopped in Pershore and Evesham on the way back.
Following some research, I can confirm that the cheese and ham half baguette at the old School cafe in Evesham is very tasty!

Steve
 
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Currently staying at the Hadley Bowling Inn near Worcester as our son has just graduated from University with a First👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
He’s now a fully qualified Mental Health Nurse.

We went for a stroll along the river…


Got back to the hotel and within a minute the heavens opened and we had hailstones!!!

Brighter now though.

Off home tomorrow and back to the grindstone on Friday.
Wishing him good luck in his chosen profession in the future and congratulations for his graduation.
 
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Sheep's heart, liver, and lungs, also known as the "pluck"
Beef suet , barley, actually a very healthy mesl compared to Frankenstein chicken nuggets . As kids Mum gave us stuffed braised lamb hearts once a month. Wonderful 👍
There is no way I would touch anything with that sort of offal in it. It doesn't sound very appealing. When we were kids, our grandparents consider tripe a treat. Just thinking of tripe makes my stomach turn! :D
 
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Love haggis and buy it whenever available especially for Burns Night. Growing up sheep’s brains on toast, tripe, kidneys and hearts cooked in the pressure cooker. We even had nice curry that was a result of my father serving in India for five years in WW2

In Oban an American lady ask the waiter what Haggis, Tatties and Neeps were. He explained that Tatties were mashed potatoes. I don’t like potatoes she said. Well Neeps are mashed swedes. I don’t like swedes either she said. Then you”ll no be liking the haggis ma’am was his reply.
 
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Haggis, food of the gods. As already mentioned made with offal, barley etc, lovely on hot buttered toast. On a par with black pudding. Think if you look to closely at the ingredients of a lot of foods you wouldn't eat them. P.S. Lidls haggis is excellent 👌
At least you know the ingredients in haggis and don’t need a chemistry degree to fathom out a long list that you get in some processed foods.
 

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Being a vegetarian I wouldn't even consider Haggis but one Burns night I did try a vegetarian Haggis.

Rather like the bottom of a Hamster's cage wrapped in edible cling film. Mind you I've never tried to eat the bottom of Hamster's cage but I have a good imagination.
 
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