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British Pubs in unlikely places
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I like shepherds pie! We used to go to Thorpe Pa. during some of our travels years ago and on a side street there was an old diner that served the best shepherds pie I ever ate. Only problem with it was, you had to be real hungry to eat it all.PJ
Did they make it with real shepherds? (I know, an oldie but a goodie!)
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And here's the actual MG Road (Mahatma Gandhi Road, Bangalore, India)
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Lots of good Indian food I'm sure - if you can find a parking spot.
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Lots of good Indian food I'm sure - if you can find a parking spot.
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There quite common around herelayful:
Wow! Who'd'a thought?
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You didn't know that? Here it is before a BCF member found it and started the restoration:
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So? Is the "arc de triomphe" a British McDonald's in Paris? /QUOTE]
No silly, arc de triomphe is a french TR6 with electrical problems (again)
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