Fancied some fish for lunch

[miniman]

(Apologies for st photos natch)

I find it hard to get a good fish lunch on a Sunday. Everyone is eating dried out carvery roasts. My friend agreed, so we went looking for something splendid. We found it.

08:30


11:00


12:00 (13:00)
Restaurant Perard, Le Touquet

Superb scallops, simply cooked in butter. Perfect.


Amazing Monkfish, with Morels and some odd radishy stuff


Half bottle of excellent Sancerre, not pictured.

15:45 - quick visit to Lord March


16:15 - Gloucester


16:30 - back in the hangar


As Ferris Beuller once said, if you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up.

[Taita]

In terms of 'popping to the chippy' that is definitely up there.

[Riley Blue]

I fancied a cheese and chutney sandwich - so I made myself one.

[dazco]

I fancied some crisps , so I had a packet of plane ones

[Joey Ramone]

That's one thing I've noticed about the south coast of England - you simply cannot get phenomenally good seafood anywhere. Apart from the phenomenally good seafood restaurants, that is.

[exgtt]

What the OP hasn't mentioned is his anguish @ 16:15, approaching landing with a kilo of heroin up his jacksie. Nice lunch eh!

On a serious note im not jealous, in the slightest

[don4l]

miniman said:

(Apologies for st photos natch)

I find it hard to get a good fish lunch on a Sunday. Everyone is eating dried out carvery roasts. My friend agreed, so we went looking for something splendid. We found it.

08:30


11:00


12:00 (13:00)
Restaurant Perard, Le Touquet

Superb scallops, simply cooked in butter. Perfect.


Amazing Monkfish, with Morels and some odd radishy stuff


Half bottle of excellent Sancerre, not pictured.

15:45 - quick visit to Lord March


16:15 - Gloucester


16:30 - back in the hangar


As Ferris Beuller once said, if you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up.

Lovely post!

Life can be quite good.

It's a pity that I am terrified of heights.

Next time, try the Fuchsias in St Vaast de la Hogue.

[Spydaman]

don4l said:

Next time, try the Fuchsias in St Vaast de la Hogue.

See the pic in my profile.

[MrBarry123]

dazco said:

I fancied some crisps , so I had a packet of plane ones

Quoted just in case people miss it.

[mattdaniels]

miniman said:

(Apologies for st photos natch)

I find it hard to get a good fish lunch on a Sunday. Everyone is eating dried out carvery roasts. My friend agreed, so we went looking for something splendid. We found it.

08:30


11:00


12:00 (13:00)
Restaurant Perard, Le Touquet

Superb scallops, simply cooked in butter. Perfect.


Amazing Monkfish, with Morels and some odd radishy stuff


Half bottle of excellent Sancerre, not pictured.

15:45 - quick visit to Lord March


16:15 - Gloucester


16:30 - back in the hangar


As Ferris Beuller once said, if you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up.

Nice effort sir. And the fuel drawback probably paid for that lunch.

[Huntsman]

Spydaman said:

don4l said:

Next time, try the Fuchsias in St Vaast de la Hogue.

See the pic in my profile.

Lovely spot, but the car in the pic must limit the purchases from Monsieur Gosselin.

[21TonyK]

Excellent day trip.

[xRIEx]

miniman said:

(Apologies for st photos natch)

I find it hard to get a good fish lunch on a Sunday. Everyone is eating dried out carvery roasts. My friend agreed, so we went looking for something splendid. We found it.

08:30


11:00


12:00 (13:00)
Restaurant Perard, Le Touquet

Superb scallops, simply cooked in butter. Perfect.


Amazing Monkfish, with Morels and some odd radishy stuff


Half bottle of excellent Sancerre, not pictured.

15:45 - quick visit to Lord March


16:15 - Gloucester


16:30 - back in the hangar


As Ferris Beuller once said, if you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up.

Wow, if you can get a quality in-flight meal in a tiny plane like that, why can't Ryanair manage it in a fking 737?

[Davey S2]

Fantasic. I love Le Touquet.

A client of mine has a Lear and regularly takes his family to Paris for Sunday lunch.