It seems looks like Chinese red tea. but i think it must be differentHaving Turkish tea in the Grand Bazaar, Istanbul.
Out And About With Your Reo!
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i almost can ignore the vape, the curried chicken wrap is total attract my eyes
That seems like great fun to do.
Ooooooo! FOMO!
Nothing beats a red wine, which has matured well - and not many do under non-optimal conditions. This one is like silk.
Lol, no special occasion. Have a few such old bottles from a good mate who passed away. Every now and then we open one fully expecting it to be off. Well, this time we were lucky and the wine turned it into a special occasion and we fondly remembered our mate and good times we had together.
Happy to step down as Chairman of the body corporate of our Office Park... AGM done! 
Went to Midmar Dam to organise a few issue for the up coming Inter Provincials... and stopped in at a local Hotel for lunch. Most awesome ambiance and outstanding food! Fern Hill Hotel.
An ice cold frosty to calm the nerves...
And a damn fine chicken and prawn curry!
An ice cold frosty to calm the nerves...
And a damn fine chicken and prawn curry!
Something so special about an African sunrise
This one from the room at the hotel this morning in Botswana.
PS - the REO Mini was in my hand when taking the photo
This one from the room at the hotel this morning in Botswana.
PS - the REO Mini was in my hand when taking the photo
Great symmetry.
Thanks Andre
Just realised my title was all wrong
Its not steel on steel
Its aluminium on steel
Oops
Lol, close enough for me!
Just beat @Rob Fisher today to the 55 degree North parallel. He will only get there once he enters Alaskan waters 
. Was actually attending an airshow at Portrush, when this runs through my thoughts .
Reo overlooking the North Atlantic just outside Portsteward, Northern Ireland (55 degree North parallel):
. Was actually attending an airshow at Portrush, when this runs through my thoughts .Reo overlooking the North Atlantic just outside Portsteward, Northern Ireland (55 degree North parallel):
Sick shirt
I am not a whiskey drinker, but the whiskey lovers might appreciate. I did however tasted all 6 Bushmills varieties at the distillery yesterday in the quaint town called Bushmills, Northern Ireland; the Irish Honeybush has definitely a nauseating effect on me - the only one I enjoyed (and much better tasting than the 10, 16 or 21 year old) was Bushmills Black Bush. It did however took about 3 pints to get rid of the after taste.
Ps: On 20th April 1608, King James I, granted Sir Thomas Phillips - landowner and Governor of Co. Antrim Ireland, a license to distill whiskey, and that was the start of Bushmills.
Must be the 1'st Reo on their premises, until proven otherwise.
.... and just to clarify the focusing issue:
Ps: On 20th April 1608, King James I, granted Sir Thomas Phillips - landowner and Governor of Co. Antrim Ireland, a license to distill whiskey, and that was the start of Bushmills.
Must be the 1'st Reo on their premises, until proven otherwise.
.... and just to clarify the focusing issue:
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Sent from Avril the REO filled with VM Tropical Ice!
Sent from Avril the REO filled with VM Tropical Ice!
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