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skimonkey said:
Oh--that sound just wonderful Gabe! Some work function party you had, we usually meet up at the local water hole--paint creek tavern for a beer and a turkey burger!

You can't beat an old castle for getting you in the Christmas spirit complete with mulled wine and Meade!

The Archangel
 
Gabriel1 said:
You can't beat an old castle for getting you in the Christmas spirit complete with mulled wine and Meade!

The Archangel

That sounds wonderful, Gabe...too bad we don't have Castles on my side of town here! ;)?

The delivery man just dropped off my candy from Williams and Sonoma. One will be part of a gift for my aunt and uncle and the other will be for my hubbie and I!



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Perhaps we could hold an iPF forum do there? Leeds Castle is a lovely place.

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Hey . . . if we are all going to a drafty and likely haunted place, it will be at my Ancestor's place. It is called Maxey Castle. I would like to invite you to Maxey Castle, but I probably do not have the right to do so. I suppose we could storm the castle like vikings.

"Maxey Castle was built around the 1370s by William Thorpe near the village of Maxey. The castle had a double-moat, possibly designed as a flood defense, with a central keep within a bailey wall with corner towers. Today only the partial remains of the moats survive of the castle, which have scheduled monument status."
Maxey Castle (The Gatehouse Record)

I guess I would have been someone in 1370. I always thought I was a viking, but efforts to prove have been in vain.
 
Just wondering,do you all have Christmas pudding in the USA like we do here?

We do, except my family doesn't have that as part of our Christmas dinner! However, by the sounds of it...is sounds delish!

Hey . . . if we are all going to a drafty and likely haunted place, it will be at my Ancestor's place. It is called Maxey Castle. I would like to invite you to Maxey Castle, but I probably do not have the right to do so. I suppose we could storm the castle like vikings.

"Maxey Castle was built around the 1370s by William Thorpe near the village of Maxey. The castle had a double-moat, possibly designed as a flood defense, with a central keep within a bailey wall with corner towers. Today only the partial remains of the moats survive of the castle, which have scheduled monument status."
Maxey Castle (The Gatehouse Record)

I guess I would have been someone in 1370. I always thought I was a viking, but efforts to prove have been in vain.

I'm in, BoB! I'll bring the Cheese ball and wine...unless you have something else... A favorite processed food of your choice! ;)
 
skimonkey said:
That sounds wonderful, Gabe...too bad we don't have Castles on my side of town here! ;)?

The delivery man just dropped off my candy from Williams and Sonoma. One will be part of a gift for my aunt and uncle and the other will be for my hubbie and I!

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Those peppermint snaps look lovely!

The Archangel
 
Can you take a pic of it and share with us?
ok,i'll take it on the day right before we dive into it,one year we had one that had slices of oranges,cherries and nuts that were on top once it was tipped out of the dish,i never found that one again though.
 
ok,i'll take it on the day right before we dive into it,one year we had one that had slices of oranges,cherries and nuts that were on top once it was tipped out of the dish,i never found that one again though.

It sounds almost like a fruit cake what we have here! Would love to see pics of it...sounds super good! :)

Thanks, Ivy!! :)
 

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