One thing I'll miss about the UK will be being able to eat Fish n chips out of either their newspaper wrappings or the joyous polystyrene boxes on a chilly summers day at the seaside. I'll miss my fish and chip shops - chip butties use to be my treat at university on random Friday nights with a bottle of Irn Bru. Love has to be even given to the crazy wooden fork that never seems to pick any kind of food up. Sadly the typical blowy English summer weather came back while we went to Flamborough Head on the Yorkshire coast today - typical when its my day off the sun hides itself.
Ooh they look gorgeous x
ReplyDeleteThey were very tasty!
ReplyDeleteThey look so tasty, love fish and chips by the seaside! x
ReplyDeleteIts a shame it started to dizzle when we was eating them - ending up having them in the car x
ReplyDeleteHoly hell I have a craving now!
ReplyDeleteMmm now you've got me wanting fish 'n' chips - though, I've never had the UK version, only Kiwi-style.
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog, would love it if you popped by mine sometime.
Andrea x
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You are making me crave fish and chips ALOT!! :)
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Oh man, you are evil! Just last week I was eating Fish & Chips in Wales, but now I'm back home and back on my healthy eating kick, STARVING! x
ReplyDeleteI'm a vegetarian but that picture is making me hungry! You will miss fish and chips, I wonder if (like in Australia) there's an ex-pat whose opened a traditional British chippy in the States. xxx
ReplyDeleteApologies for giving everyone fishy cravings! But they were mighty yum!
ReplyDeleteI think VV i'll have to try hunt some places out on the net for America - their must be some, somewhere! i'm thinking irish themed pubs might be the place to start!
Nom, nom, nom is all I can say. x
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