Tetleys Yellow label, and Earl Grey...Quote:
Originally Posted by nilo52
I was in Sri lanka for 18 months, and even there, where tea comes from, it was Earl Grey, lol
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Tetleys Yellow label, and Earl Grey...Quote:
Originally Posted by nilo52
I was in Sri lanka for 18 months, and even there, where tea comes from, it was Earl Grey, lol
Sounds like you were on time then!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sapper4083
There is an American tea Co. Called Tazo that makes A "Green tips" , I like that one very much too.
That's funny Fishy, QUOTE I am putting that(Earl Gray) in with my green tea , UOTEI like to mix varieties. UOTE=FishyFolk;71359]Tetleys Yellow label, and Earl Grey...
I was in Sri lanka for 18 months, and even there, where tea comes from, it was Earl Grey, lol[/QUOTE]
WORMS ? WOODLICE ? CRICKETS ? I have never used my bait as food ! O.K. ....... maybe once when I was a child.
You know FishFolk, I went to the Nordisk site an everybody (for some reason) Talks FUNNY ! Heck , they could be talking another language for as little as I could understand them !Quote:
Originally Posted by FishyFolk
Nilo
Actually we talk 3 different languages in there :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by nilo52
So today my son Matt and I set to making him his first home made billy can, and I converted my £1 charity shop bargain into a hanging billy pot
from this Attachment 7148 to this Attachment 7149 - cost £2
Matts billy can - cost £2 too
Attachment 7150 Attachment 7151 Attachment 7152
Got all my kit from the weekend stored away. The DD tarp will have to come out again tomorrow as the snake skins have arrived from DD.
It is very difficult to get the tarp into the stuff bag it comes with. Even in perfect coditions for it in my living room I struggled a little. Is it me or is it really tight?
Great stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sapper4083
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