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André Elvas said:
congratulations, this is an awsome artwork review... i have never imagined to learn such different things from england and other places without theses visual informations. ps.: the desing artwork it´s so avanguard from it´s time!!! thanks you all!
Dave Morris said:
The same view in 2009:
Sven Huff said:
Just posted it on my blog www.fortvinci.de Many thanks! Best, Sven
Johnny Vegas2012 said:
Even when I'm feeling completely like a novice student-of-arts in general, there seems to be a rift purposely made within my abilities to embrace categorised forms of creativity that look to be differentiated between kinds of synthesised / robotic features... and another type of spark which consists entirely of PAINT. From the first day i ever stepped foot into this museum, all i ever wanted to be was a decent painter. Since all the other biometric & geometric exhibitions seem to remind me of my failings as a TECHIE. So if you want me to stop dropping in. Give me some hands on, council sponsored hints and tips. You're all so pretty portraiture!
Joseph Molinari said:
-- I think Gibraltar group would suit your photo very well. I suggest you to take a look at that group.

ala3letter said:
Ah ah !! Finally that long lost secret recipe. I am French, therefore I need some successful tips from the natives: Is it a true legend that you make the pudding several months before Christmas to let it age on a window sill that faces in the direction of Buckingham Palace in order to attract HRH QE2 good graces ?
Simon G said:
Though not an expert, I think part of the idea is to keep "feeding" it with brandy...
ala3letter said:
Simon G 12-28-2010: Thanks, noted. Happy Holiday Season !
Steve Maskell said:
I love the 'art deco' nature of this artwork, especially the bisected circles of the plates on the dresser.

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76 Totters Lane said:
Hi, I really love this work - would you please add it to TOTAL ART

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ala3letter said:
Ah ah !! Finally that long lost secret recipe. Is it a true legend that you make the pudding several months before Christmas to let it age on the window sill ?
Allan said:
ala3letter I'm hardly a cooking expert, but yes, the Christmas Puddings were made well before to 'mature' ;-))
sparkling chicken said:
I make my Christmas cakes in October and dose with brandy every fortnight until Christmas, in between doses they are kept in a sealed tin.
ala3letter said:
1-6-2011: Thank you Allan and [http://www.flickr.com/photos/40708286@N07] for your kind and useful information. This inquiry is going in the right direction.
i n i m i n i said:
someday i WILL make this, dammit.