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Thomas Cook A320-214 G-KKAZ (2003) is pictured on the ramp at Newcastle Airport on October 3rd 2012. It operated TCX6108 to Larnaca.
CBF 375T a Bedford YMT with Plaxton 'Supreme' coachwork was observed in Roedean Road, East Brighton on August 9th. 1993. New to Middleton of Rugeley it later served with BIue link, Dallington before joining the Cooks fleet in November 1986.
And if you know what's good forya, ya better eat it all!!!! ;0)))))
My New Role (& it's been a very busy one, not much time for Flickr)
Tonite, a creation from leftovers Sue cooked up earlier:
Chicken Thighs
Fried: potato patties, carrots, broccoli and cauliflower
Topped off with a side of mushrooms
A twist on some of the same ole in hopes of making "good for you" food just a little more appetizing & what I hope is real treat for a certain young lady once she gets home from work!
I believe there's enough on this plate for both of us.
I'm retracing my steps taken so many years ago when we first met & I fell deeply in love with this incredible woman...I'm getting there...
These cooks prepared one of the best, if not Thee Best meals that I've ever eaten. The meal consisted of fried rice, vegtables, and mutton, but the texture, taste, spices were all just fantastic! This was a small Uyger restaurant at the Urumqi internationsl bazaar.
A glacial iceberg on a very blue glacial lake at the base of the Tasman Glacier near Mt Cook. That's ice you can see on the water.
Two of the engine houses on the sett of the former Cook's Kitchen mine, power lines running between, on a dark December's afternoon, gulls wheeling.
Chocolate chip cookie dough for the crust then a layer of vanilla cheesecake using light brown sugar instead of normal white sugar. For the caramel topping, i used dark brown sugar and full cream.
Marker illustration of a spiked and spiced cranberry sauce recipe submitted to They Draw & Cook for Thanksgiving recipes.
The Thomas Cook building in Gallowtree Gate, Leicester was commissioned by his son, John Mason Cook, and opened in 1894 next to the company’s existing offices. It was both a memorial to Cook himself, who died two years earlier, and a more suitable base for the travel business, which had grown from modest beginnings to employ over 2,000 people worldwide. The architects were the local firm of Goddard, Paget and Goddard, and it was built by Hardington and Elliott of Leicester. It is listed Grade II.
Mt Cook clip from my video "North and South Kiwi", which features scenic vistas of both New Zealand islands, plus adventures by land and sea, with a Maori dance concert, the Kiwi bird, Milford Sound, waterfalls, a sheep show, geysers, jet boating, a glacier, the majesty of Mt Cook, and much more.
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“God made food; the devil the cooks.”
―(James Joyce: Ulysses)―
Javier, the gifted cook and genial owner of The Simple Café, in Ashland, Oregon: he does what all great artists do....he makes it look simple. It isn't.
SCT002 on 1PM9 SCT service from Perth to Melbourne overtakes Pacific National's 1PM5 at Cook on sunset with locos NR64,NR16,NR85,NR28 on 27-8-12