Fish and Chips
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Fish and Chips
Well firstly I should say Hello, as I've just joined these forums, and thank you, as I read something here last week, which lead us to visit a Fish and Chip shop we didnt know about.
I've been living in the US for about 5 months now, to come and live with my Wife. I do miss good old Britain sometimes.
Well, the place I read about here, was London Fish and Chips in Cary, NC. It was fantastic food, just like at home, I drank tea, read some British newspapers, and even bought a couple of Curly Wurly chocolate bars to bring home.
It was well worth the 3 hours drive there and back, and good to hear some British accents I havent heard in a few months.
I've been living in the US for about 5 months now, to come and live with my Wife. I do miss good old Britain sometimes.
Well, the place I read about here, was London Fish and Chips in Cary, NC. It was fantastic food, just like at home, I drank tea, read some British newspapers, and even bought a couple of Curly Wurly chocolate bars to bring home.
It was well worth the 3 hours drive there and back, and good to hear some British accents I havent heard in a few months.
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Re: Fish and Chips
Well firstly I should say Hello, as I've just joined these forums, and thank you, as I read something here last week, which lead us to visit a Fish and Chip shop we didnt know about.
I've been living in the US for about 5 months now, to come and live with my Wife. I do miss good old Britain sometimes.
Well, the place I read about here, was London Fish and Chips in Cary, NC. It was fantastic food, just like at home, I drank tea, read some British newspapers, and even bought a couple of Curly Wurly chocolate bars to bring home.
It was well worth the 3 hours drive there and back, and good to hear some British accents I havent heard in a few months.
I've been living in the US for about 5 months now, to come and live with my Wife. I do miss good old Britain sometimes.
Well, the place I read about here, was London Fish and Chips in Cary, NC. It was fantastic food, just like at home, I drank tea, read some British newspapers, and even bought a couple of Curly Wurly chocolate bars to bring home.
It was well worth the 3 hours drive there and back, and good to hear some British accents I havent heard in a few months.
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Re: Fish and Chips
Well firstly I should say Hello, as I've just joined these forums, and thank you, as I read something here last week, which lead us to visit a Fish and Chip shop we didnt know about.
I've been living in the US for about 5 months now, to come and live with my Wife. I do miss good old Britain sometimes.
Well, the place I read about here, was London Fish and Chips in Cary, NC. It was fantastic food, just like at home, I drank tea, read some British newspapers, and even bought a couple of Curly Wurly chocolate bars to bring home.
It was well worth the 3 hours drive there and back, and good to hear some British accents I havent heard in a few months.
I've been living in the US for about 5 months now, to come and live with my Wife. I do miss good old Britain sometimes.
Well, the place I read about here, was London Fish and Chips in Cary, NC. It was fantastic food, just like at home, I drank tea, read some British newspapers, and even bought a couple of Curly Wurly chocolate bars to bring home.
It was well worth the 3 hours drive there and back, and good to hear some British accents I havent heard in a few months.
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Re: Fish and Chips
Well firstly I should say Hello, as I've just joined these forums, and thank you, as I read something here last week, which lead us to visit a Fish and Chip shop we didnt know about.
I've been living in the US for about 5 months now, to come and live with my Wife. I do miss good old Britain sometimes.
Well, the place I read about here, was London Fish and Chips in Cary, NC. It was fantastic food, just like at home, I drank tea, read some British newspapers, and even bought a couple of Curly Wurly chocolate bars to bring home.
It was well worth the 3 hours drive there and back, and good to hear some British accents I havent heard in a few months.
I've been living in the US for about 5 months now, to come and live with my Wife. I do miss good old Britain sometimes.
Well, the place I read about here, was London Fish and Chips in Cary, NC. It was fantastic food, just like at home, I drank tea, read some British newspapers, and even bought a couple of Curly Wurly chocolate bars to bring home.
It was well worth the 3 hours drive there and back, and good to hear some British accents I havent heard in a few months.
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Re: Fish and Chips