Magic of Thailand Ealing

We went to the Magic of Thailand in Ealing to meet up with some friends.  We had a big picnic and got to try many Thai food.  The shows were a little far, but we did get to see a little of them.  It was fun, we would recommend it.

Greek Hummus

We went to a Greek restaurant.  We were more familiar with Middleeastern style hummus, so when we had the Greek hummus, we found them to be smooth, but could be stronger in its seasoning.  Noted for future reference.

Twycross Zoo Babies II

We went back to Twycross to look at the Bonobo baby and the Gibbon baby.  There were also Cotton Top Tamarin babies!  So cute.

The penguins were very vocal.

Rivals for Catan

After tidying up our games shelf, we dug out my Rivals for Catan games.  Then it was suggested that I can play with a nephew.  I haven't played it for so long that I forgot most of the rules.  After reading the rules and a couple games, I think we both liked it, I am looking to play more of it.

Unite not Unify

There is a mosiac on Leeds Market, everyone walks past but nobody read.  I saw the Chinese portion that says Unify (consolidate into one 

統一), I was shocked.  I was trying to find out what they mean to have translated from, I found the English portion, it says Unite.  They are very not the same.... it should have been 團結...

Tuxford Windmill

Last week, I went to Tuxford the first time on my motorbike. It was a little bit of a hassle to have to get off the bike on a slope and open the gate. The flour was worth it though.

 

Wrawby Windmill

Wrawby Winmill only opens a few Sundays or Bank Holidays a year, I have been meaning to go, and it finally came the chance.  It is the first Post Windmill I have been in. I think I tried to go to the one in Suffolk and I saw the one in Thorpness.

It was interesting, the volunteers were all very friendly.  They were selling Maud Foster flour, so I bought some.  Nice little trip.