Anyone from the UK?

[Foxed]

Was that the same place as last time? Any naughtiness this trip or just chilling out?

Yes we have a house there. No, just ‘us’ time. Mind you, ‘us’ time was twice a day, most days

 

[Sixfoot4again]

The Aegean coast with a trip out to Cappadocia

I was on the first yacht cruising association flotilla of 12 28 foot Mirage yachts that went into Marmaris. Mid 70s. Turkey just opening to tourism. The Mayor and the Town band were on the quay to welcome us. Marmaris is of course now a huge marina and big tourist destination.

 

[LucieLou007]

The morning smell of bacon

 

[Darty20]

The morning smell of bacon

Where ???

 

[LucieLou007]

Where ???

It was in my kitchen, it has gone now

 

[Darty20]

It was in my kitchen, it has gone now

Dam & blast , missed out there

 

[jonnoback]

Morning all - looks a nice day out. More leaf cleaning to do after some breakfast.

 

[Ironfan]

The morning smell of bacon

Toast with lemon curd and marmalade here

 

[Anastasia1999]

*Mahlzeit! (A word used here at lunchtime to wish your colleagues a nice lunch break or to scold others for getting up too late)



*translates as meal time.

 

[Sixfoot4again]

Morning all - looks a nice day out. More leaf cleaning to do after some breakfast.

Uh? You clean each leaf?

 

[tugger1987]

Morning all, coffee time

 

[jonnoback]

Uh? You clean each leaf?

It’s a messy job but someone’s got to do it

 

[TheWorldBuilder]

scold others for getting up too late

You've got an unfair advantage - Berlin time.

 

[English_guy_bkk]

The morning smell of bacon

Smoked or nonsmoked? I prefer middle bacon over streaky or the scraggly offcuts.

 

[orangecurious]

Just had waffles... Well, when in...

 

[jonnoback]

Waffleton?

 

[TheWorldBuilder]

Not happy again.

 

[Sixfoot4again]

Just had waffles... Well, when in...

Medieval Europe?
Waffles originated in medieval Europe, with early versions developed around the 9th or 10th century in what are now Belgium, France, and the Netherlands. The term "waffle" comes from the Dutch word "wafel," meaning "honeycomb," referring to the grid pattern of early waffle irons. Over time, they spread across Europe, with modern versions evolving in countries like Belgium and the Netherlands before being brought to America by Dutch settlers.

 

[orangecurious]

Vlaanderen

 

[dct10538]

Yes we have a house there. No, just ‘us’ time. Mind you, ‘us’ time was twice a day, most days

So restrained! Still, sounds lovely.

 

[Sixfoot4again]

Vlaanderen

Close!

 

[hugh_jarce69]

Vlaanderen

Lovely part of the world. The best beer too

 

[hugh_jarce69]

Licking my lips as I’ve managed to get my hands on a gipsy tart for the evening

 

[kreemi_pi]

Licking my lips as I’ve managed to get my hands on a gipsy tart for the evening

Like an actual gypsy who's a tart, or is that like, food or something?

 

[kreemi_pi]

Not from the UK but I got a REAL bad HangDover this morn'