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But Nota Bene Dear Reader: this blog is NOT limited to my recipe and restaurant ramblings alone! I shall also take it upon myself to decribe my various other encounters and experiences in this wonderful world we all share. Expect recommendations of excellent service received, for example, and lively discussions on a variety of exhilerating sublects like as Fashion, Art, Education, Religion and Fitness my word. Not forgetting my regular Favourite Albums of the Month / Year feature. Are you ready? Then enter Freunde, Étranger, Stranger…
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Luben’s Pizza Folkestone – Divine Dining, South Coast
Ever oscillating, I took it upon myself to visit the South coast. During my short time in Dover and its environs, I had the opportunity to go to Luben's pizza in Folkestone. This was the first time my immediate family had been in the same country for over 12 months so...
High Times at the Wolds Inn, Huggate
The Wolds Inn is situated in the village of Huggate which claims to be the highest settlement in the Yorkshire Wolds, though at only 170 metres above sea level this is hardly East Yorkshire's answer to Kathmandu. Nevertheless, Huggate undoubtedly is a lovely spot,...
Wolds Inn, Huggate – High (Altitute) Dining
This will likely be my last post regarding my trip to Hull, which now occurred some months ago. As you can see my 'holidays' are less about relaxing and more about covering ground, enjoying the local offerings and invariably exhausting myself. Indeed I covered 200km...
Birmingham Peace Pagoda
Birmingham Buddhist Vihara and Dhammatalaka Peace Pagoda is the only traditional Myanmar style Pagoda in the Western hemisphere. It is a Buddhist temple in the centre of Birmingham, near the Edgbaston reservoir. During Birmingham Heritage Week, we were able to visit...
Five Favourites – October Edition
Welcome to the October edition of Five Favourites. See below five album covers which have marked me this month, for one reason or another. Superimposition - Eddie Palmieri (1970) This is not only an excellent album but also has the most wonderful cover art. The...
The Deep Hull, Thrilling Maritime Experience
Nick, my legal crony, whom I visited in Hull, was hesitant to go to the Deep. Whether this be due to the fact he had convinced himself it cost £1000.00 to get in, or that he viewed the activity as childish, I shall never know. However, I am glad that St Nick came to...