Once upon a time, far far away, the king summoned "elyob"
<newsprofile RemoveThis @gmail.com> who replied:
<font color=purple> > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.yahoo.co.uk/findoftheyear2004</font" target="_blank">www.yahoo.co.uk/findoftheyear2004</font</a>>
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>I cannot figure out how
>http://russelldavies.typepad.com/eggbaconchipsandbeans/ won a prize in the
>soapbox category. Am I supposed to be able to search for caffs in my local
>area? Or just read about the 5 or 6 that have been written about? Am I
>missing something?
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I thought so, too....But then I read on and yes, you are missing
something, so I shall quote:
"So for all the visitors from Yahoo maybe I should explain what this
page is all about.
It started as a page about my personal obsession with the traditional
British fry-up - specifically egg, bacon, chips and beans. Which is
what I always order. But it (along with my other site
agoodplaceforacupofteaandathink.com) has also become a way of
documenting a quickly disappearing slice of British culture - the
traditional cafe. And it's become a place where people are discussing
the idea of a Cafe Preservation Society. (See here and here ). (And if
you want to see more great cafes then hi yourself hither, hither,
hither and, of course, thither."
Once he mentions a "disappearing slice of British culture" I became
interested, yes, this is an important site...
Matt
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