The best Chicken I have ever had was from on line site, all packaging was re-cycleable. I also order Game meat on line as not readily available locally.
Things you don't see anymore
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Can you share the seller? Until a few years ago I was able to buy a lot of game in my local market, but that butcher went out of business.
Hi.
Good for Chicken/ Rooster
www.herbfedpoultry.co.uk.
Actually Costco sell their products
There are a number of Game sellers on line, this one has an extensive range of products.
www.wildmeat.co.uk.
Not to sure about The Squirrel
Hope this helps
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Football league ladders in football magazines such as Shoot. You’d stick them on your bedroom wall and copy the league tables in the Sunday papers for a few weeks until the novelty wore off.
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Add to that the long forgotten feeling of shame, which seems to be increasingly an alien concept in this world
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Even Final Score is being dropped by Radio 5 Live
A post match staple during the drive home.
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You don't see Football Pools much these days (Vernons, Zetters, Littlewoods). Or 'Spot The Ball'. I suppose the coming of the National Lottery eclipsed them.Even Final Score is being dropped by Radio 5 Live
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Could be me - how about squished flies on the windscreen, number plate or headlights?
Just completed 1k in a week whilst on holidays, and not a dead bug.
Maybe our ecology has changed in the UK? Less flies and bugs near country roads. I remember as a kid my dad's windscreen looking like a blood bath after long journeys
Just completed 1k in a week whilst on holidays, and not a dead bug.
Maybe our ecology has changed in the UK? Less flies and bugs near country roads. I remember as a kid my dad's windscreen looking like a blood bath after long journeys
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You are spot on, our ecology is definitely changing, less bugs = less bug eating birds, we are on a slippery slope!
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Well there are still enough to coat my helmet, jacket and headlamps on the rare occasion I ride these days. So it's not me that's killed them all... but defo some, sorry World.
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I post on a guitar forum and I read this particular there a few times, some are concerned to how few bugs they are seeing.
I live in kind of inner city London, and from my back garden I can see loads of other back gardens. My one is one of the few which hasn't been paved over, aside from a few minor paths all the back garden is for growing vegetables. Usually there are a number of birds (a lot of blackbirds) that would come to eat bugs, but very few have come this year.
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Squirrels are delicious. Soaked in butter milk and coated in seasoned flour, then deep fried. Much like chicken. The only problem, you need quite a few for a meal - there isn't much eating in a squirrel. Skinning and gutting them isn't for the faint hearted as they are quite cute looking. - I.