Christmas Breakfast
Discussion
I'm reliably informed that the Touchdown Cafe, just outside Stratford upon Avon serve an excellent Full English. 
Anyone care to join me on Sunday 23rd to find out for sure? say, 9 - 9.30ish ?( allowing for weather, SORN etc. arriving in a TVR is optional).
If it is very good I'll take the credit, if it's not you can blame TurboTony
Anyone care to join me on Sunday 23rd to find out for sure? say, 9 - 9.30ish ?( allowing for weather, SORN etc. arriving in a TVR is optional).
If it is very good I'll take the credit, if it's not you can blame TurboTony
Edited by phillpot on Thursday 13th December 19:02
Hi Mike, unfortunately I don't do SORN, but I may have to wait until I'm sober before I'm fully committed.
As long as it's nice enough to get my top off, I could possibly almost probably definitely be there perhaps.
Do we need to bring biscuits again?
Yours anticipatedionatially innit,
Glen.
As long as it's nice enough to get my top off, I could possibly almost probably definitely be there perhaps.
Do we need to bring biscuits again?
Yours anticipatedionatially innit,
Glen.
This looks nice even to a vegetarian, but, I thought the Earth is going to roll off the edge of the Mayan callender on the 21st! Appointments may be difficult to keep after then if we are in freefall............
Even if we do survive, family commitments mean no time. Shelsley in the spring sounds good!
Even if we do survive, family commitments mean no time. Shelsley in the spring sounds good!
phillpot said:
glenrobbo said:
OK, how about the Restaurant at the end of the Universe then?
Meriden = centre of BritainWellesbourne = 20 miles away
Can't be much fairer than that!
Mind you, it's not gone unnoticed that Wellesbourne does have a certain proximity to Redditch. Coincidence? I don't think so .
Funnily enough I'm going to breakfast with Niiige there the day before. I won't complain about two breakfasts in two days though so will aim to be there. The food is great, car park isn't the largest but usually room for everyone. Interesting to see some of the light planes taking off as well.
Andy, the white pepper wasn't for me, I just happened to notice that there were only two tubs left in the cupboard, so quite selflessly decided to take the S to go and find some. I knew my sister got some from the Co-op in Halstead, Essex at a reasonable price, so obviously that's where I went.
Personally, I prefer jalapeno peppers. Or those nice warm little birdseyes with my chilli sprouts & bacon
If we don't see you, have a great festive season. The same goes for all you nice people out there.
Cheers
Glen
Personally, I prefer jalapeno peppers. Or those nice warm little birdseyes with my chilli sprouts & bacon
If we don't see you, have a great festive season. The same goes for all you nice people out there.
CheersGlen
Andy Lynch said:
Sorry Glenn for casting doubts / aspersions about your pepper use, I should have known no S owner would have been into the white stuff.
Been out today with my brother in his S, looks very good on the road, and is a whole lot louder than my Chim.
Have a good one
Andy
Glad Dave is enjoying his S.Been out today with my brother in his S, looks very good on the road, and is a whole lot louder than my Chim.
Have a good one
Andy
I have actually been into the white stuff on a few occasions Andy. :-)
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