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tango87 02-01-2024 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted by sue (Post 1291911)
Maybe call in for fish and chips and walk along the prom with them..lovely.

I've had delicious fish and chips on the prom there myself, in recent years - although the seagulls were absolute menaces, watching our every move!

Lots of interesting antiques shops, which might have appealed, but some decidedly dodgy hipster ice cream...

SoulDrifter21 02-02-2024 04:41 AM

Songbird Cottage

This cottage was named after “Songbird” written by Christine McVie from Fleetwood Mac who was the previous owner. She kept all of her records and awards in this building before we lovingly transferred it into another one-bedroomed cottage. With all the modern comforts and touches including underfloor heating, full equipped kitchenette and a stunning sky-light over the shower. It has a king bed that can be turned into singles, a lounge and shower room. Another perfect option for the the bride or groom to get ready for the big day or perhaps parents of the bride or groom.

Sunbeams Room

A large beautiful light-filled room with two big windows over looking the garden and fields. This room has an interesting history previously being Fleetwood Mac - Christine McVie’s bedroom (rock royalty!) when she lived here before the current owners. Sharing a shower room with Chestnut Tree Room.”

jbrownsjr 02-02-2024 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by sue (Post 1291911)
I think sh!thole is a bit strong …Margate in recent years has had a lot of public money spent on rejuvenating the town.
It has The Turner gallery (not Tate as I said earlier) ..
However I doubt Christine would have spent much time there..I agree.
Maybe call in for fish and chips and walk along the prom with them..lovely.

Now I want fish and chips!

sue 02-02-2024 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by jbrownsjr (Post 1291989)
Now I want fish and chips!

Me too, in paper…not a polystyrene tray..
salt and vinegar…
And a seaside promenade to walk along eating them.
Hahaha
Not today though, it’s grey miserable and cold..winters day.

jbrownsjr 02-02-2024 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by sue (Post 1291992)
Me too, in paper…not a polystyrene tray..
salt and vinegar…
And a seaside promenade to walk along eating them.
Hahaha
Not today though, it’s grey miserable and cold..winters day.

we could watch the ships at sea, like Carnival Begin.. while eating Fish and Chips

DownOnRodeo 02-02-2024 08:44 PM

I want it all
With calamari rings
A few pieces of cod
Fish and chips begin

sue 02-03-2024 12:53 AM

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Originally Posted by DownOnRodeo (Post 1292014)
I want it all
With calamari rings
A few pieces of cod
Fish and chips begin

Haddock and chips will do for me…

FuzzyPlum 02-03-2024 05:43 AM

….with mushy peas please : )

sue 02-03-2024 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by FuzzyPlum (Post 1292017)
….with mushy peas please : )

And a barm cake…..

SteveMacD 02-05-2024 08:44 PM

I’d love to stay here but my fiancée would go all Lorena Bobbitt on my ass if I even hinted at it.

DownOnRodeo 02-06-2024 02:39 AM

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Originally Posted by FuzzyPlum (Post 1292017)
….with mushy peas please : )

It was only in reading an English detective novel recently that I learnt that mushy peas with fish and chips is a thing (a character refers to it as "Yorkshire caviar"). I think I'll stick with tartare sauce (or am I missing something amazing?). No argument with mashed peas on a meat pie though.

sue 02-06-2024 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by DownOnRodeo (Post 1292074)
It was only in reading an English detective novel recently that I learnt that mushy peas with fish and chips is a thing (a character refers to it as "Yorkshire caviar"). I think I'll stick with tartare sauce (or am I missing something amazing?). No argument with mashed peas on a meat pie though.

Tartare sauce very nice but a bit refined for chip shop fish n chips…
Better with brown HPsauce or chip shop curry sauce ….(tomato ketchup at a push)
Mushy peas are not mashed garden peas but a processed marrow fat pea..
Yum….where’s the nearest chip shop.

FuzzyPlum 02-06-2024 03:52 PM

Just the salt and vinegar for me. Maybe a bit of curry sauce on the chips at a push.

DownOnRodeo 02-06-2024 08:14 PM

Curry sauce on fish and chips. Mind blown again!

Perhaps it was England's inimitable cuisine that made Chris so desperate to go back to her homeland after The Dance.

HomerMcvie 02-07-2024 02:52 AM

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Originally Posted by DownOnRodeo (Post 1292107)
Curry sauce on fish and chips. Mind blown again!

Perhaps it was England's inimitable cuisine that made Chris so desperate to go back to her homeland after The Dance.

Nah, 22+ years of bickering would do anyone in. Wouldn't it?


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