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Zissou has come a long way from the scaredy street cat who turned up a bit over a year ago.

This is the "throw money at the problem" answer: https://www.fineandwild.com/collections/wild-mushrooms

I'm crossing my fingers that it's a good shroom season. Last year I was lucky with finding chanterelles/ tromp de mort/ porcini / hedgehog mushrooms.

Also, I finally watched Longlegs. The dolls didn't scare me, the whole film was a bit meh, 3/10.

Dinner in America This was a slow burner, it has some bizarre moments but I really enjoyed it. Really well made, well acted, good music.

Wrong thread, carry on. Haha

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Pretty happy with that.

Mallow in Borough fits this description https://mallowlondon.com/menus/borough-market/

This tapas place is great https://elxampanyet.es/, busy with locals, good food and cava, not £££.

Pitted Olive

Oh ta! Looks great, will try.

My favourite lunch when I'm at my office round the corner.

Thenga cafe, really good dosa and close by: https://g.co/kgs/ciVkyR5

Thanks for fair warning about the dolls.

I went to a circus as a kid and met the creepy clowns after and they fucked me up.

Never watched It, or Chucky or Poltergeist.

Wait, spoiler-free explanation if possible please but - Longlegs has dolls?

I love a shity Nic Cage film, I enjoy a lot of horror, I do not do dolls or clowns..

Dunno about school kids but I wouldn't recommend them as a snack unless you have the rest of the day free.

My fave nuts are these:

A mate brought these back from Thailand for me. I got hooked the first time I went on holiday there. They are delicious, proper spicy ridged crisps with lots of big pieces of dried chilli in the bag.

Unfortunately they are like a biohazard and totally not worth the after effects. Hahaha.

Sunday pizza! Blue cheese, red onion, walnuts and fennel. Simple and good.

Ohhhh! Will hunt these!

Currently in Vermont and found these, all the flavours! 10/10

This is my approach in life, I am not into that vibe, I'm a much better people-watcher.

Sounds like a job I will enjoy! My wife is now sitting watching YouTube videos of how to tend to a new allotment. :D

This is what I hope.. Fingers crossed.

Bit of snooping tells me this is my plot to be!

Thanks everyone, I'll now go back and read the whole thread before asking 50 questions which have been covered before.. 😄

We have friends locally who have a horse so organic matter shouldn't be a problem.

This is excellent advice and makes me feel less anxious as I now have a plan for what to start with. Thanks.

I emailed the council to be put on the waiting list for our local allotments in April, just had an email offering me a plot!

Gulp, I am excited and terrified. Where's the best "having an allotment for the first time for dummies" guides?