So who is booked for the Scottish Bash?
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Re: So who is booked for the Scottish Bash?
Canna agree with you Briwy. No neeps with the tatties and Haggis, thats sacrilegious.
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Re: So who is booked for the Scottish Bash?
So what's the script with Derbyshire oatcakes, never seen them or tried them, are they similar to Staffys and what do you have them with - and where's best to sample them?briwy wrote:Mmm, looks good Paul, at least once its past the catfood stage.
Have to be a Derbyshire oatcake though, got a superb local supplier us, not wanting to start an oatcake war though.
Re: So who is booked for the Scottish Bash?
Bigger, better, Derbyshire oatcakes here.
http://www.matlockmercury.co.uk/news/st ... _1_3346583
The ones I had a kid which got me started on them were made in Buxton by Holmfield Bakery which was owned by an ex footballer called John Higgins who played for Bolton Wanderers. His family took over the business but it sadly closed down so now have to eat the "foreign" ones from Calver.
Calver is only about 5 miles from the Ashford/Bakewell Bongo site so I suggest we have have an "oatcake in" in October.
Neeps, I know Tony but we can't all be perfect, perhaps we could get some tinned neeps as well.
http://www.matlockmercury.co.uk/news/st ... _1_3346583
The ones I had a kid which got me started on them were made in Buxton by Holmfield Bakery which was owned by an ex footballer called John Higgins who played for Bolton Wanderers. His family took over the business but it sadly closed down so now have to eat the "foreign" ones from Calver.
Calver is only about 5 miles from the Ashford/Bakewell Bongo site so I suggest we have have an "oatcake in" in October.
Neeps, I know Tony but we can't all be perfect, perhaps we could get some tinned neeps as well.
Re: So who is booked for the Scottish Bash?
You should be able to get frozen neeps!briwy wrote:Bigger, better, Derbyshire oatcakes here.
http://www.matlockmercury.co.uk/news/st ... _1_3346583
The ones I had a kid which got me started on them were made in Buxton by Holmfield Bakery which was owned by an ex footballer called John Higgins who played for Bolton Wanderers. His family took over the business but it sadly closed down so now have to eat the "foreign" ones from Calver.
Calver is only about 5 miles from the Ashford/Bakewell Bongo site so I suggest we have have an "oatcake in" in October.
Neeps, I know Tony but we can't all be perfect, perhaps we could get some tinned neeps as well.
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http://www.scottishhampers.co.uk/item.html?id=514
Something wrong there, the tinned haggis I got the other week was only £1.29 a can
Something wrong there, the tinned haggis I got the other week was only £1.29 a can
Re: So who is booked for the Scottish Bash?
Less talk of 'frozen neeps' please, last couple of winters were bad enough!!!! Legs crossed for a mild one next yearBongopoet wrote:You should be able to get frozen neeps!briwy wrote:Bigger, better, Derbyshire oatcakes here.
http://www.matlockmercury.co.uk/news/st ... _1_3346583
The ones I had a kid which got me started on them were made in Buxton by Holmfield Bakery which was owned by an ex footballer called John Higgins who played for Bolton Wanderers. His family took over the business but it sadly closed down so now have to eat the "foreign" ones from Calver.
Calver is only about 5 miles from the Ashford/Bakewell Bongo site so I suggest we have have an "oatcake in" in October.
Neeps, I know Tony but we can't all be perfect, perhaps we could get some tinned neeps as well.
Re: So who is booked for the Scottish Bash?
dunslair wrote:
Less talk of 'frozen neeps' please, last couple of winters were bad enough!!!! Legs crossed for a mild one next year
You know the first time I met you I thought you were such a quiet guy, but then you did steal our parking space!
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Bongopoet wrote:dunslair wrote:
Less talk of 'frozen neeps' please, last couple of winters were bad enough!!!! Legs crossed for a mild one next year
You know the first time I met you I thought you were such a quiet guy, but then you did steal our parking space!
I wished I hadnt when I saw you trying to reverse into what was left of your pitch next to my van Was it you who reversed over the jumbo parking cone or the Gordons? (sorry that sounds as if you reversed over the Gordons )
Re: So who is booked for the Scottish Bash?
I am hurt! No it wasn't us must have been the Gordons. We now do have parking sensors. OH made me stand behind him while he tried them out!dunslair wrote:Bongopoet wrote:dunslair wrote:
Less talk of 'frozen neeps' please, last couple of winters were bad enough!!!! Legs crossed for a mild one next year
You know the first time I met you I thought you were such a quiet guy, but then you did steal our parking space!
I wished I hadnt when I saw you trying to reverse into what was left of your pitch next to my van Was it you who reversed over the jumbo parking cone or the Gordons? (sorry that sounds as if you reversed over the Gordons )
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Re: So who is booked for the Scottish Bash?
Oops thought nobody had noticed the cone
Bongo replaced by Wellhouse Terrier
Re: So who is booked for the Scottish Bash?
Manny wrote:Sorry I have no idea what it means either. It's something I just heard a Scot say. But here it is slowly
O-o-c-h h-a-y t-h-e n-o-o
See you there
Manny
Auld Glesga"
Where is the cludgie, that cosy wee cell ,
The string frae the cistern, I remember it well ,
Where I sat wi’ a candle and studied the mags ,
A win fur the ‘Gers , a defeat fur the Jags .
Where is the tramcar that once did a ton
Doon the Great Western Rd on the auld Yoker run ...
The conductress aye knew how to deal wi’ the nyaff ,
“If yer gaun, weal get oan, if yer no’, jist get aff “.
I think o’ the days o’ my tenement hame ,
We’ve got fancy hooses noo , but they’re no’ the same ..
I’ll swap your gisunders , flyovers and jams ,
For a tanner return on the old Partick trams ..
Gone is the Glasgow that I used to know ,
Big Wullie , wee Shooie , the steamie , the Co.,
The stupid wee bauchle , the glaikit big deep ,
The baw’s up the slates , an’ yer gas at a peep .
Where is the Glasgow where I used to stay ,
With white Wally closes done up with white clay ,
Where ye knew every neighbour from first floor to third
And to keep your door shut was considered absurd .
Where are the weans that once played in the street ,
Wi’ a jorrie , a peerie , a gird wi’ a cleek ..
Can they still cadge a hurl, or drap aff a dyke ,
Play hunch-cuddy-hunch. Kick-the-can an’ the like ....
Where is the wee shop where a’ used tae buy
A quarter o’ tatties, a tuppenny pie ,
A bag o’ broke biscuits , a wee sodie scone ,
And the wummin aye asked “How’s yer maw gettin’ on ?”
Where’s the tally’s that I knew so well ,
The wee corner shoppie where they used to sell
Hot pies, a McCallum, an' chips in a poke ,
Ye Kent they were tally’s the minute they spoke .
On a cauld winter’s night when we sat roon the fire ,
Each telt a story , not one was a liar ....
Then in the morning, no lang efter dawn .
Ye got handed a parcel and sent tae the pawn ..
Those days were so rosy, but money was tight ,
The wages hauf feenished by Seterday night .
But still we came through it and weathered the ruts ,
The reason is simple – our parents had guts ...
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Re: So who is booked for the Scottish Bash?
dunslair wrote:Hi folks.
So like the title says..... who is comming to the fair kingdom of Fife?
Don,t forget your bucket and spade.......
Sorry recently joined the forum missed the date of the bash could someone could someone update me where and when
Jim
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Mortonhall Caravan & Camping Park, 38 Mortonhall Gate, Frogston Road, Edinburgh, Midlothian EH16 6TJ. Weekend of 22nd July
By the way, this is last year's thread
This year's thread here.... http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... 37&t=54835
By the way, this is last year's thread
This year's thread here.... http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... 37&t=54835
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Re: So who is booked for the Scottish Bash?
We'll be getting there sometime on the 17th (Tuesday), we usually leave about 4am for arrival at a sensible time to set up camp. After the bash we'll be going on to Fort William for a few days jaunt around the scenery.
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You will be fine in Edinburgh Terry , no problems there. But don't forget to pick up some SMIDGE midge repellant before you get to Fort Willian. Marriane, the bongomiesters wife, was bitten very badly a a Scottish Bongo bash there a few years back. Had a servere reaction and had to go home early.
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