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| We are back in London after our jaunt to Newark and we are at The Cow, a restaurant and bar that we were invited to by Thomas, a young aspiring sculpture who befriended us at The French house — another pub from another night. |
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| Thomas worked on the upper level, in a far more expensive room, at The Cow. He recommended that we dine downstairs where good food wouldn't break the bank. There, we wedged into a tiny spot and Julie dined on prawns. |
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| Committed to dining on English classics, I'd already had a number of variations on fish-&-chips. At the Cow, I opted for another classic — bangers-&-mash. This is what my dad used to call stick-to-your-ribs food. Fantastic! |
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| Here and there, I spotted these curious signs for private roads. This one, near Brick Lane in East London, reminded me of my neighbor, Truman, in Minneapolis. |
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| Here's another sign for a private road. I wonder what sort of dirty things happen on Dirty Lane. |
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| Continuing on the theme of dirty signs: What do you suppose happens in the Good Fluff shop? |
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| Who doesn't like Hot Asian Buns? |
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| And then you have Dirty Dick's. I didn't go in to this place since I prefer clean dicks. |
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| So too is our government! |
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| RIP Ozzy. Love or hate metal... there's no denying that Black Sabbath changed the hard rock musical landscape. |
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