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Snap-ant

nerfdad wrote: »

It's soon holiday time

Thanks again snap:cool:
Just got this text

Your new passport should arrive within a few working days. Keep it safe. Report any loss at www.gov.uk. Your supporting documents will be returned separately.

:T:T They are delivered by a Courier from the Passport Office. If you are not in - they take a photo of your house & put it through letter box.

nerfdad

Munqui wrote: »

Wow, that is good service!

Nerf had to wait longer as he sent a picture of action man along with the application :rotfl:

I don't think you still had posting privileges:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

nerfdad

Snap-ant wrote: »

:T:T They are delivered by a Courier from the Passport Office. If you are not in - they take a photo of your house & put it through letter box.

I'm sure a little Nerf will get the delivery driver:eek::eek:

wackynut

Munqui wrote: »

you sound like a magic-8 ball :rotfl:

That's what she uses.
You don't really think she knows what she's talking about do you? :rotfl::rotfl:

mhoc

If anyone has a stay in Edinburgh booked we did this boat trip last year. You can get the train out from Waverley, its only about 20 mins and then its about a 10 min walk from the station to the pier. You book online

It was August when we went, still freezing cold but really worth going, the red bridge is even more staggering in real life ( we have an obsession with bridges) and the boat trip is lovely, you get really up close to the grey seals, we got some fab photos

I think it was living social we got our vouchers.

https://www.itison.com/Edinburgh/deals/forth-boat-tours-sightseeing--3?utm_source=Daily_2016-02-18&utm_medium=email&utm_content=email_f_1_forth-boat-tours_1&utm_campaign=2016-02-18_edi

the vouchers are valid up until May but this offer is only on for the next day.

ilovetoshop

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Good morning all, rather cloudy here today but we have been promised a sunny afternoon



You probably have the oven too hot.

If that is not the case there is a couple of things you could try, fold over a couple of sheets of newspaper (4 layers or so) and wrap those around the tin not too far above the top and tie with cotton string, then cook as normal, or you could try a silicon cake "tin".

At the end of the day though, who really cares if the cake have crusty edges

Thanks enterprise , it doesn't really bother me but would like to know where I'm going wrong, I've tried different tins and silicone, it doesn't happen on the fairy cakes and I have tried lowered for longer and higher temp but shorter time but still happens but it's not all the edge that's crusty it's like a rim and it's as dry as sawdust so ruins the cake :cool:
I'll post a photo to see if you see what I mean

Munqui

Time to update the M list :j

ilovetoshop

nerfdad

Munqui wrote: »

Time to update the M list :j

Savvy is a hero doing this:cool:
I wonder how much time it takes him as I'm sure he would be super organised :T:T:T
It would take me forever

nerfdad

ilovetoshop wrote: »

It looks a lot better than my wife's cakes:rotfl:
Hers are normally black on the side:eek::eek: