My mum made broth with brisket and a nap bone - the brisket was cut cold and served with potatoes - and the broth had peas, butter beans and barley, fantastic. Other times lentil and split pea soup was made with ham, usually a ham end and some ribs. It's funny, but my broth tastes like my mums, and ...

A couple of years ago, I read that Jim Swire (father of a Pan Am victim, and Scottish Doctor) said publically he was convinced that Megrahi wasn't even involved, let alone guilty and it made me want to read more - Dr Swire now believes Mohamed Abu Talb (an Egyptian PLO member) is guilty and that Meg...

morag wrote:The one thing I hated was when she made 'queen's bracelet' soup, which was basically tomato soup with tapioca - it looked like it had frog spawn in it

Never heard of that Morag - do you know where it comes from? (apart from your mum's kitchen )

Meg

Meg

I'd also like to know how to find my avator again? I could ask where you left it David, but I dont think that would help :D Usually an avatar is uploaded from your own machine, and you can upload it through the User Control Panel - Profile - Edit Avatar. You just need to find it on your own machine...

davidyoung29 wrote:I have totally forgotten how to post photos on this site. Would anybody please refresh my memory please?
David Young

Hi David

You can read how to post photos here

Meg

Penny Tray wrote:Meg,

Have I missed something? Or have you?

Oops

Poor you Bob - I remember being in Primary 1 at Winton Primary being made to eat fatty lamb by a very stern Mrs Dixon, who stood over me whilst I tried to swallow gristle and greasy meat. She moved pretty fast when I threw the whole lot back up over her feet - I was allowed to leave fat at the edge ...

I dont know if I am remembering this rightly, but I think my dad also said that there was a plan that they could be used also as barriers across the main roads leading in and out of the town - he said that there were metal poles about 3 or 4 feet high that had a metal barrier across the top, so it w...

Wildfowler Lounge wrote:The Winton Rovers were entirely absent from my sphere of influence. Think I missed out on something. Are they still going?

Have a look here WF -

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Meg

I can tell you exactly where they were in Glasgow Street PT - they were between the Plazza and the Gents Toilet on the corner. My dad told me about the pattern of the metal covers identical on both sides of the street. There were a lot more in Ardrossan, I can remember the ones in Dalry road, and I ...

Penny Tray wrote:That looks like Mr. Hamilton, the Bathmaster, in the pool shot.

e'en like a hoolit