What's on your workbench?

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Yeah, I must admit that it's easy to get bored with lobster, coconut crab or stuffed fruit bat are much nicer.
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Salmon once a week for ghillies.
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Shahbahraz wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2020 9:26 am Still, it could be worse, in the eighteenth century the poor plebs of Edinburgh were forced to subsist on a diet of claret and oysters.
And we still are. It’s hell I tell thee. :moredrink:
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Shahbahraz wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2020 9:26 am Edinburgh mice, they're bastards.

Still, it could be worse, in the eighteenth century the poor plebs of Edinburgh were forced to subsist on a diet of claret and oysters.
twas the same across the country and only stopped when the industrial revolution and population increase made the environment hostile to the river oysters and often resulted in mass poisoning when they were found and eaten :(

When we lived in the Highlands there was a friend of mine who refused to eat venison or salmon because it was all they'd eaten when he was a child and he had become totally sick of it :)
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levied troop wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2020 11:14 am
Shahbahraz wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2020 9:26 am Still, it could be worse, in the eighteenth century the poor plebs of Edinburgh were forced to subsist on a diet of claret and oysters.
And we still are. It’s hell I tell thee. :moredrink:
Typical bourgeois city folk :D
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LT wrote:- Can you tell what it is yet?

It's a "Great Neck" ruler. You haven't gone back to eating Giraffe have you?
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The new Warbases Limes Tower. It will pull double duty for our ancients and dark ages games. It really is a lovely little model. Next phase will be to plaster the walls and put a pantile roof on. It will then be surrounded by a palisade.

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That's really nice
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I have one not dissimilar, but it's not by warbases, that one looks nicer.
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Shahbahraz wrote: Tue Feb 18, 2020 2:07 am I have one not dissimilar, but it's not by warbases, that one looks nicer.
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