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No need to jump on an Air Canada flight to join Uncle Eric at the Barbie ;)

The Marton Arms in Ingleton has them and ostritch on the menu.
Plus an everchanging range of hand pumped cask ales. ;)

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Actually it's cheaper to buy a couple of steaks and glue them to your shoes than it is to use a cobblers these days. (you must ensure that the steaks are put straight into a very hot grill to ensure that the little ridges formed by the grill wire will give you some form of grip during the winter months)

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More to do with recycling actually Frank. :)

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Speaking of cobblers the current Mrs P prepared a tasty meal of cobbler and crusty bread last night down here at our shed on wheels in the Principality. "Is this smoked haddock my darling?" I enquired. It was indeed tasty.
" No it's cobbler, whatever that is? she replied "It looked nice in Tesco"**
Well I was on google with fingers flying faster than a Morecambe scientist ;)

Vietnamese river cobbler..... still at least it was correctly labelled
*I hope*
** substitute nice for cheap methinks

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Not sure but he's sharp:)

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And what about that Princess Anne suggesting we should eat horsemeat??
They'll be eating corgi's at the palace next. :D

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I don`t think there is anything wrong with eating horse meat, so long as you know that is what you are eating and that you know it has gone through the same quality control as other food.

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Shock Horror, latest scandal "My Dobbin Burger contained real Pork!" :eek: :D

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Princess Anne advocating eating horsemeat? Seeing as she looks like she contains horse DNA herself it almost amounts to fancying a bit of oneself as a canapé. :p:o