Advantages: Top quality IPA with a wonderful hoppy flavour Disadvantages: More than 6 pints and you run out of superlatives!
My first experience of Jaipur IPA was in March 2007. I was holidaying in a cottage in the Peak District and decided to try a pint in the village local. I do have a penchant for hoppy beers and on taking my first sip realised that here was something special. Several pints later I trudged back down the lane in the snow to the cottage, already looking forward to returning to the same establishment the following evening. That following evening as the barman poured my first pint of Jaipur I wondered whether it would be as superb as my first encounter the previous night as things generally tend to impress most on first visit - I wasn't dissappointed! I asked the barman about the brewery and he told me that the Thornbridge Brewery was in fact only 1/2 mile away in the next village. The next morning I was on to a well-known directory enquiries ...
richph 21.01.2009
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Advantages: Richard O'Sullivan Disadvantages: A little tired and dated
Robin Tripp is living with his girlfriend, Vicky Nicholls, much to her father's distaste. However, when Robin sees an opportunity to fulfil his ambition of opening his own restaurant, it is Vicky's father to whom he turns for financial backing. Although Mr Nicholls is reluctant, he knows a good business opportunity when one comes up, so he agrees to finance the restaurant, called Robin's Nest. Unfortunately for Robin, this means that Mr Nicholls is frequently around, taking every possible opportunity to pick fault with Robin. Even worse, Robin hires a dish washer who breaks everything in site and a rival concern opens up next door. Will the restaurant ever be a success? And will Vicky ever accept Robin's proposal of marriage?
First televised in 1977 when I were but a nipper, I can only just remember this when it was first shown ...
Advantages: A bright, colourful, toy that keeps your baby safe and entertained Disadvantages: A bit bulky to store away at the end of the day
My baby was recently bought the Galt Playnest, and I am so impressed with it that I wanted to write and share it with other Ciao members!
The Playnest is an inflatable ring, measuring 39? (100 cm), with a brightly coloured and textured cover. The cover has a quilted centre for extra padding and is fully machine washable.
The object of the Playnest is to provide a self contained resting and play area for babies and toddlers (the packaging says 0m+, and I should imagine that you could use it until your baby starts walking).
Very young babies can lie down in the partially inflated ring, and their head and neck are properly supported when lying down. As baby develops, the fully inflated ring will support him or her in a sitting position, enabling them to reach out and explore their environment in safety.
There are 6 ...
Valliann 21.10.2004
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