Piggy piggy PIG!
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ventaWell, I just went to Woodley to buy some batteries. I failed - they proved too obscure for the likes of Robert Dyas and the Post Office - but found a Farmers' Market.
So I now have real apple juice - I like to think of it as blood wrenched from living apples. And some apple and ginger juice. And some intriguing-looking cider. And some handmade cheese with tomato and paprika in it.
And there was a pig roast going on. So I got a bun full of pig and apple sauce and crackling.
Farmers' Markets are a good thing.
(And I have batteries, too, but had to hitch a lift to the rather more prosaic Maplins with Sysadmin #1 to acquire them.)
So I now have real apple juice - I like to think of it as blood wrenched from living apples. And some apple and ginger juice. And some intriguing-looking cider. And some handmade cheese with tomato and paprika in it.
And there was a pig roast going on. So I got a bun full of pig and apple sauce and crackling.
Farmers' Markets are a good thing.
(And I have batteries, too, but had to hitch a lift to the rather more prosaic Maplins with Sysadmin #1 to acquire them.)
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Date: 2003-11-20 10:33 am (UTC)Then there's Fact About String #11: "The flax industry in St Helena collapsed in 1966, when the British Post Office discovered rubber bands. Previously string produced for this country made up nearly 100% of the island's exports".
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Date: 2003-11-21 06:51 am (UTC)Isn't there a logical thinking puzzle about unravelling string?