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Dr Phibes wrote:

Herr Dr. Professor wrote:"(I did that yesterday: oh, look at the bottom line on that receipt!)

Don't! Nothing good ever comes from looking at that bottom line. You've already done it, enjoy it


And welcome to Lee in Dorset btw, I'm next door in Hampshire

Howdy neighbour!

Dorset Rich in antiquities (and I've added to them when visiting Bovington!).
As with Cornwall's tradition, I've never worked out whether the jam goes on, or under, the double cream on scones. But, as it happens, I like them both ways.
Welcome to the forum, tc!.
Oh yes, you also have the well-endowed Cerne Abbas Giant down there. A 1/16 scale version (with servo-controlled bits) would probably sell quite well to tourists from aboard...

43rdRecceReg wrote:Dorset Rich in antiquities (and I've added to them when visiting Bovington!).
As with Cornwall's tradition, I've never worked out whether the jam goes on, or under, the double cream on scones. But, as it happens, I like them both ways.
Welcome to the forum, tc!.
Oh yes, you also have the well-endowed Cerne Abbas Giant down there. A 1/16 scale version (with servo-controlled bits) would probably sell quite well to tourists from aboard...

Yes Bovington trip coming very soon as it opens up again on 17th May

Scones I usually eat them so quickly I don't care what goes on first

Unfortunately i'm not related to the cerne giant

Welcome, don't forget to get yourself into the 3d printing lobby on here, share with us your projects as there are quite a few here who are busy doing similar things

Will01Capri wrote:Welcome, don't forget to get yourself into the 3d printing lobby on here, share with us your projects as there are quite a few here who are busy doing similar things

Will do and thank you

43rdRecceReg wrote:Dorset Rich in antiquities (and I've added to them when visiting Bovington!).
As with Cornwall's tradition, I've never worked out whether the jam goes on, or under, the double cream on scones. But, as it happens, I like them both ways.
Welcome to the forum, tc!.
Oh yes, you also have the well-endowed Cerne Abbas Giant down there. A 1/16 scale version (with servo-controlled bits) would probably sell quite well to tourists from aboard...

Coming from Gods Country and my gran being a chef in a hotel in Carbis Bay, she always said it was jam first, ( think about it it’s sticky ) and the cream goes on top.