Pubs

Talking about pubs, this isn’t either …

My mum used to make a lovely pot of tea - the secret was two spoons of a strong Breakfast tea and one of Earl Grey.

Enjoy!

NixEre wrote in post #19329292
Talking about pubs, this isn’t either …

My mum used to make a lovely pot of tea - the secret was two spoons of a strong Breakfast tea and one of Earl Grey.

Enjoy!

well that would be enough for a full weeks making of tea for me. Brr, that brew of your mums would tan the hide of a bullock

Ray they do serve tea in pubs here

English pubs these daze will serve just about anything liquid. Even lattey, what ever the heck that is? Sounds like something I try to avoid standing in?

Ray.Petri wrote in post #19329168
Thanks, Pippan, very good,made me smile, but when I got onto YouTube all my favourite music flashed up and I got engrossed in that for an hour or so.

That happens to me too. The all-seeing eye of the Tube of You knows all!

Ray.Petri wrote in post #19329174
Look here you guys, this ain’t cricket, a nice bloke like me posts a few nice pictures and you all take the Micky and just to make it worse the comments are getting more likes than my pictures, I blame Pippan for this - I am sensitive you know - and I am now going to bed and I hope that problematic tennis bloke beats you Ozzie lot. So there!

If it were cricket you'd have no likes and the Aussies would have at least a hundred!

Watch it PIp. Next time we will thrash the hell out of you lot with our best under 16's. Then yu'll be sorry init

That's got 'em worried Ray

Jonzjob wrote in post #19329355
Watch it PIp. Next time we will thrash the hell out of you lot with our best under 16's. Then yu'll be sorry init

That's got 'em worried Ray

Haha
Just let the Barmy Army loose and see how they fair

We paid big money to have our very first Ashes Test and now the score has gone from zero to 1300 new cases of Covid! That's all down to cricket being so important.
The pubs will fare well with all the tourists jet-setting in to watch.

This is our local tea house. Yes, Earl Grey is available … but you can also get something stronger !

NixEre wrote in post #19329292
Talking about pubs, this isn’t either …

My mum used to make a lovely pot of tea - the secret was two spoons of a strong Breakfast tea and one of Earl Grey.

Enjoy!

Well I chucked a box of Earl Grey out recently but it just so happens that I have a box of Pure Camomile (and I don’t like that either) but I might just try your recipe.

avondale87 wrote in post #19329297
well that would be enough for a full weeks making of tea for me. Brr, that brew of your mums would tan the hide of a bullock
Ray they do serve tea in pubs here

As John says, they sell just about everything in the pubs these days. But you can’t seem to find the old arrow root biscuits if you can remember them

Pippan wrote in post #19329345
That happens to me too. The all-seeing eye of the Tube of You knows all!

Good old you tube I like Andre Rieu orchestra and prom type of stuff. And have a bit of a laugh at Brendan Kavanagh. Plus all the other amusing inane random stuff. And it can be handy when repairing a domestic appliance.

Jonzjob wrote in post #19329324
English pubs these daze will serve just about anything liquid. Even lattey, what ever the heck that is? Sounds like something I try to avoid standing in?

Jonzjob wrote in post #19329355
Watch it PIp. Next time we will thrash the hell out of you lot with our best under 16's. Then yu'll be sorry init

That's got 'em worried Ray

You won’t frighten that lot easily, John - survival is in their genes - don’t forget how their ancestors arrived down under

NixEre wrote in post #19329367
This is our local tea house. Yes, Earl Grey is available … but you can also get something stronger !

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Love those shots Nic.
Interesting old building and garden.
Very nice you've given two seasons view.

Ray.Petri wrote in post #19329475
Well I chucked a box of Earl Grey out recently but it just so happens that I have a box of Pure Camomile (and I don’t like that either) but I might just try your recipe.

As John says, they sell just about everything in the pubs these days. But you can’t seem to find the old arrow root biscuits if you can remember them

Good old you tube I like Andre Rieu orchestra and prom type of stuff. And have a bit of a laugh at Brendan Kavanagh. Plus all the other amusing inane random stuff. And it can be handy when repairing a domestic appliance.

You won’t frighten that lot easily, John - survival is in their genes - don’t forget how their ancestors arrived down under

Under the British thumb mate POHMs all (John now ducques and finds a nice quiet place to hide. Possibly in his local pub The Radnor Arms)

Ray.Petri wrote in post #19329475
Well I chucked a box of Earl Grey out recently but it just so happens that I have a box of Pure Camomile (and I don’t like that either) but I might just try your recipe.

Ray I'm familiar with that stuff
Seeing this is the pub thread, a bit of beer drinking banter as the hours get whiled away
Many years ago I sprained my ankle.
Wife thought a good soak in the bath would help along with a box of chamomile tea thrown in. Some soothing effect or something.
Anyway. I'm a hairy bloke and there was camomile stuck on, in every imaginable place and unmentionable too
We've never forgotten that!
There must be better use for it but not sure what

Jonzjob wrote in post #19329621
Under the British thumb mate POHMs all (John now ducques and finds a nice quiet place to hide. Possibly in his local pub The Radnor Arms)

Come on, John, go careful, they are quite nice blokes really, they told me so themselves!
I think you should now pay penance and post a picture of the Radnor Arms, and please don’t start a Tea Drinkers thread.

A pub (bistro) in Volendam Netherlands

Avery sad sight