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Preparation bagel with avocado and halloumi. Halved bagel with sesame seeds, layered with mashed avocado preparation and grilled halloumi chops. In out of focus background, next to wooden Lazy Susan, bowl of mashed avocado mixed with olive oil and lemon juice. Fork. High point of view.

Sunrise on primrose hill at summer solstice! After a 2am bike ride through the city stopping for coffee and beigels.

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Title: Die Krankheiten des weiblichen Geschlechtes : vom klinischen, pathologischen und therapeutischen Standpunkte aus dargestellt/ von Hermann Beigel

Creator: Beigel Hermann, 1830-1879

Creator: Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

Publisher: Erlangen : F. Enke

Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library

Contributor: Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh

Date: 1875

Language: ger

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Brick Lane was not what I expected, but interesting. Had some of the best bagels (beigels) I have ever had.

London, Cardiff, Sheffield

505 Xenia Ave was founded by German immigrant Henry Beigel in 1900. In 1933, his son Oscar inherited the business, eventually passing it on to his two sons. Today, Nicohlas and Raymond Biegel continue their father's and grandfather's business.

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