Hope you had your mask on
At least you enjoyed/had a blowout.
Don’t need to tell us how octopus &beer make an appearance tomorrow
J
What did you broked on your RangeRover today
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Hope you had your mask on
At least you enjoyed/had a blowout.
Don’t need to tell us how octopus &beer make an appearance tomorrow
J
Hope you had your mask on
At least you enjoyed/had a blowout.
Don’t need to tell us how octopus &beer make an appearance tomorrow
J
Mask inside worn but was table service outside...cast iron stomach so no problem tomorrow...did stear clear from the local sausage and cheese though as it was sweating a bit in the sun also the Makro deep fried stuff is a no go for me...thing is the octopus salad is so traditional but they wont do it again...asked what food they will do...burgers,bifanas and toasties the same as every bar/cafe in the village...
I guess in the present climate of limited custom then selection/stock needs evaluating,
Our local has cut down on the menu this year.
J
I miss bifanas! Gosto muito!
Best is...thin and cooked slowly in hot oil on a soft papsecco superb...
The last owners of the bar which is called Javali (wild boar) did Javali burgers/chilli and small snacks like humuss or crab pate but inherited a partner who ran up debts...the new guys are young first thing new pool table large screen tv same as every other bar in the village...as for food his p\rents own a restauront that specialise in kebabs...there best one is the beef and prawn!!...large cubes of
beef with prawns between tbem on the grill!...how can you cook beef and prawns on a skewer at the same time?...you cant...but that is Portugese dining at it's best...
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@Shippers , a little foodie question for you. Last November was on a 10 day off-roading tour of Portugal, in every restaurant we stopped at, be it high end silver service or back street cafe, a dish of olives was put on the table with our drinks while orders were taken. I love olives, but these little buggers were almost inedible, do they not keep any decent ones back for the home market?
Pretty well the only downer of the whole tour, had a great time.
Pretty well the only downer of the whole tour, had a great time.
Yes, I know, with lots of garlic.
Used to go for lunch at a little place just down the hill from bordeira, they did the best ones ever!
@frog hopper I know what you mean I dont like olives but partner does she finds the home prepared ones that eateries do inedible.We buy 5k tubs of factory prepared and pack them in jars of olive oil with herbs and spices they take 3 weeks of steeping before theyre ready.
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Different country, different tastes. Had some of them on my motorcycle trips, could only manage a few at a time.
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Fuel line for the leak off pipes arrived today. Looks too pretty to put on the car!
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Well that's ominous.If my experiences are anything to go by,you'll be seeing them again soon.
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Decent stuff should be fine. Not touched mine in years.
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I’ve gone through few sets. Don’t get diesel smell just lack of power seems bit off so check one or two cracked not irregular. Bit of heatshrink or small cable ties if you have tiny hands extends lifetime considerably
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Great big bread hooks mate.I've got some stainless braided stuff to try next time.
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Bust my shoulder after lifting a Transfer box on to the back of the gearbox of a nice DSE ..
It'll be fine i'm sure!!
.. It'll be fine i'm sure!!
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I have one of those, busted shoulder that is, it's slowly getting better, 3 months nowBust my shoulder after lifting a Transfer box on to the back of the gearbox of a nice DSE
It'll be fine i'm sure!!
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Good it is getting better!I have one of those, busted shoulder that is, it's slowly getting better, 3 months now
Mine should be ok after a few weeks, I HOPE!
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