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Subscribe to forums RSS#1 Mon 28 May 12 10:47pm
@nGoose1
Occupation Shop worker/KP/
- From UK/Germany
- Member since Wed 28 Oct 09
A Capri in front of my fav. Cheese shop
How cool is that. I used to drive a 2.8i back in the day, drove like a bag of sh1t. But it was a head turner.
Neils Yard is legend. Some cool photos , Real Eggs, Respect!
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#2 Sun 03 Jun 12 11:44pm
mr spice
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Occupation Working dad...
- From Germany
- Member since Sat 05 Sep 09
Re: A Capri in front of my fav. Cheese shop
There's been a lot of rumours about reviving the Capri...t'was the lads car of choice when I was in my teens...that or an RS2000...now lets get back to food basics
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#3 Sun 03 Jun 12 11:48pm
Kye
- Member since Fri 04 Apr 08
Re: A Capri in front of my fav. Cheese shop
mr spice wrote:
There's been a lot of rumours about reviving the Capri...t'was the lads car of choice when I was in my teens...that or an RS2000...now lets get back to food basics
About bloody time too, the only thing that i like in cars are their colour...
mr spice, great to see you here 
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#4 Tue 05 Jun 12 12:30am
@nGoose1
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Occupation Shop worker/KP/
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Re: A Capri in front of my fav. Cheese shop
Rockers and Rollers: An Automotive Autobiography. By legend Brian Johnson. Looks like a funny read. His down to earth hummor always is a pleasure to hear. As is the band for that matter. There is I believe some cooking in it,probably in the haggis chapter.
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#5 Tue 05 Jun 12 6:37pm
mr spice
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Occupation Working dad...
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Re: A Capri in front of my fav. Cheese shop
@nGoose1 wrote:
Rockers and Rollers: An Automotive Autobiography. By legend Brian Johnson. Looks like a funny read. His down to earth hummor always is a pleasure to hear. As is the band for that matter. There is I believe some cooking in it,probably in the haggis chapter.
Back in the day, before his rise to fame in ACDC, he sang in a local band called Geordie. I wasn't that keen on them but he had a great voice, even then. I saw them live a couple of times in local clubs...I don't think he's much of a cook 
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#6 Tue 05 Jun 12 8:26pm
minerva
Occupation Walking the Old Ways
- From Living in the Wild Woods
- Member since Wed 16 Jan 08
Re: A Capri in front of my fav. Cheese shop
Best thing about this thread so far is the reference to the Cheese Shop!
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#7 Tue 05 Jun 12 8:36pm
Kye
- Member since Fri 04 Apr 08
Re: A Capri in front of my fav. Cheese shop
Most definately ... cheeeese 
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#8 Tue 05 Jun 12 8:53pm
Kye
- Member since Fri 04 Apr 08
Re: A Capri in front of my fav. Cheese shop
Just a note ... The Ford Capri was copied from a big American car..Ford Mustang..the Capri was a good car 'prestige' during the years 70/80 in GB...2 doors, medium moter..just citing my hubby who is 'into' cars 
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#9 Tue 05 Jun 12 9:12pm
mr spice
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Occupation Working dad...
- From Germany
- Member since Sat 05 Sep 09
Re: A Capri in front of my fav. Cheese shop
kye in france wrote:
Just a note ... The Ford Capri was copied from a big American car..Ford Mustang..the Capri was a good car 'prestige' during the years 70/80 in GB...2 doors, medium moter..just citing my hubby who is 'into' cars
I don't think the Capri was as cheesy as some of the american cars of the era...
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#10 Tue 05 Jun 12 9:23pm
mr spice
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Occupation Working dad...
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Re: A Capri in front of my fav. Cheese shop
On the subject of Capri.
This was one of the places I visited on my first overseas school trip.
It rained but we also had some nice weather when we visited the Blue Grotto.
Very beautiful, very memorable.
I was 14 and I still have a "food memory" of some wonderful pork cutlets.
Wonderful. I've tried but I haven't yet come close to recreating their delicious flavour.
Such was the exchange rate of the Lire that when we went shopping for presents I remember receiving tiny bottles of Amaretto instead of small change. 
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