Today in pictures

[felixthelogchopper]

i now know why you got a lovely cuppa and cakes in yorkshire, coz the woman was scottish, i can tell by the tartan mug, its from the clam Mcstovy, they derive from the western isles, if her name was Mary then say hi from me deano:thumbup1:

 

Clam McStovy?

[Dean Lofthouse]

It was an old dear but she was definately English, the tartan on that mug is the same as the shortbread tartan

[arbogrunt]

...That would be 'Hairy Clam McStovey' would it, the infamous tea-brewing Scottish streaker?!

[Peter]

...and that cake was to die for, give me a bit of acid but who cares

 

Tea, cake, and mind altering drugs, score!

[Stephen Blair]

...That would be 'Hairy Clam McStovey' would it, the infamous tea-brewing Scottish streaker?!

 

the very one grunty, she is infamous for making her own cake with the haggis droppings and straining her own brand of tea through her old knickers, proper jon deano, you will have hairs on yir cheest in the mornin:laugh1:

[Dean Lofthouse]

and straining her own brand of tea through her old knickers,

 

Oooh, sound like just my cup of tea that !!

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

:lol:

 

On the subject of tea; correct me if I'm wrong - the further north you go the less tea and more watery it is? Down ere it's made bloody strong with atleast 5 bags to the pot or two bags to the cup, left in. ???

[tommer9]

:lol:

 

On the subject of tea; correct me if I'm wrong - the further north you go the less tea and more watery it is? Down ere it's made bloody strong with atleast 5 bags to the pot or two bags to the cup, left in. ???

 

You never tried Yorkshire Tea John......its well strong.

[penfold]

You never tried Yorkshire Tea John......its well strong.

 

yeah, all the tea spoons in yorkshire are all galvanised to prevent corrosion from the tannic acid:biggrin:

[armchairarborist]

we only got two cups today.. right on time though an made properly by a fair maiden, one before we started, an one when tree was down, swept up by 1pm, nice easy day..