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that was Voted BBC Radio 4 Best Food Market 2008 in the ‘Food and farming awards’ wasn’t it . It sounded lovely
This is breakfast by the way, got to get into the kitchen before Joe so its a bowl of bran flakes and two slices of some french bread toasted that i bought in M&S, Sainsbury’s also do a nice French loaf.
It’s a fantastic market. They have a huge choice of fresh foods and freshly cooked foods on offer, including the famous" Bury Black Pudding" Not that I bought any ‘yuk’ and Manchester Tarts. Which, by the way is my avatar:-D
They also have a fish market that offer a variety of fish and seafood.
There are some great little cafes, which are bursting at the seams with day trippers.
We had intended to get the metro link back to Manchester to have lunch but we managed to get a table at a fish and chip cafe and I must say they were the best that I have tasted. Naughty but very, very nice:lol:
I forgot to mention the wide variety of other goods on offer, from the humble toilet roll:lol:to a washing machine, with all manner of household goods and clothing in between.
The atmosphere is fantastic, with vendors who are trying very hard trying to out shout the competition:lol:
We had a great day and the weather was very clement.
We ended it by having a nice glass of beer in Manchester while waiting for the rush hour to clear, before getting the train home. Well that’s my excuse and I’m sticking to it:lol:
If anyone ever gets to my neck of the woods, it is well worth the trip.
Well I did my personal piggy impersonation tonight and, following my recently acquired ill-gotten gains at bingo last night, I went and got myself fish and peas from the Chinese. I could only manage half of it though as their fish are HUGE! 
What??? - no chips, no pickled onions??? - Oh Mollie darlin’ you’re letting the side down!!!
You won at the Bingo then Mollie - congratulations.
I have just eaten at 7.15pm - lamb loin, with baby sweetcorn, mushrooms and brocolli stir fried in butter with a little chilli. Then a yoghurt for afters.
I’m a Northerner and we don’t eat pickled onions with a chippy din-dins. 
Believe me, the fish wasn’t much smaller than me and if I’d got chips with it, it would have sunk a battle ship, the amount they give you. 
Now that sounds deeeelish! I just might try that one night.
Beans on toast with a poached egg on top and strawberries with a little yoghurt.
Smoked paprika chicken with tiny potatoes and garden peas here tonight.
Believe me, the fish wasn’t much smaller than me and if I’d got chips with it, it would have sunk a battle ship, the amount they give you.
That sounds perfect for me Mollie darlin’
Broccoli quiche, peas and sliced potatoes fried.
Didn’t have room for a dessert but will be picking at the fruit bowl soon.
A ham salad with a baked potato, strawberries and apricots to follow.
Mollie darlin’ - is this you??? - Did you make it three in a row???
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A hard morning cutting the grass and tidying the garden has given me a appetite …so i am gonna have BEER 
Yes Steve matey, that sorts out the lubrication (beer), but what about the fuel (food)???
Whiskey ???
Your OH had better be careful this afternoon Steve matey. 
Geoffrey behave yourself !!!
real party here …who’s coming
well I’ve got a box of wine and some crisps and I can find my way to Birmingham is that anywhere near you, only i get a bit lost if it’s not on the M6.