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MargaretR

03-11-2011 14:24

Re: Trick or Treat.

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 944625)

Was it not called Valentino's, or something similar?

Not a village, I know, but it's ringing my bell now.

:confused:

I have been googling info ref italian alps and 'no bells have rung'.
Letter C and Valentinos dont register with me - I am thinking 'M....'
When he went back to Italy the restaurant was renamed using a horse racing theme. Maybe that will stir someonelses memory.

mobertol

03-11-2011 14:59

Re: Trick or Treat.

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 944625)

Was it not called Valentino's, or something similar?

Not a village, I know, but it's ringing my bell now.

:confused:

I think you mean "Valtellina's" , which was named after a valley here in the Alps -my mum and dad used to rave about it.

garinda

03-11-2011 15:59

Re: Trick or Treat.

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 944640)

I think you mean "Valtellina's" , which was named after a valley here in the Alps -my mum and dad used to rave about it.

That's the one in Antley that I remember as being really good.

Thanks.

Valtellina - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

They put so much liqueur in their coffees it could knock you out for a week.

:D

jaysay

03-11-2011 18:05

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 944604)

Me too.

I was raised a Methodist, but am a sucker for incense, a bit of overblown Baroque bling, and some Gregorian chant.

Still a happy a non-believer though.

:D

I know you wouldn't take the pledge:rolleyes::D

DaveinGermany

03-11-2011 19:34

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 944544)

In the context of Discworld I would be more likely to be Albert's master.

Not too cheery seeing him dishing out presents in the festive season, as was demonstrated in Hogfather....

Oh I don't know, you don't strike me as "Death" as to him giving out prezzies to the kids in the grotto, made me chuckle. And what about his Grand-daughter Susan Sto Helit, a governess giving monsters a good hiding with a poker. Discipline & standards sadly missing today. :D

mobertol

03-11-2011 19:53

Re: Trick or Treat.

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 944649)

Rings true -they were and still are partial to Irish cofees and the likes!:D

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