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Old 28-07-2013, 17:33   #61
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i think it was made using a basic elephant pattern - dont know where she found that - and lots of creativity to bring the ganesh out - took about 6 months, was really an art project. I'll ask next time i see the knittist where she got her pattern...might be a while though, I'll be at sea for another couple of months
Thanks, that would be brilliant!
No problems with the delay - I will be at sea another 5 months myself .
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Old 28-07-2013, 18:08   #62
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i use dto drink jasmine tea, long ago----i didnt used to drink coffee--coudnt even make the stuff...
now i dont make tea in my boat--dont have the ritual necessities, but i will drink it on someone else's...now i do make a heluvacoffee..lol....

mebbe i am just uncivilized.....
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Could you knit one for my 20lb Delta I can't seem to sell?

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Anything for you, what colors?
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i use dto drink jasmine tea, long ago----i didnt used to drink coffee--coudnt even make the stuff...
now i dont make tea in my boat--dont have the ritual necessities, but i will drink it on someone else's...now i do make a heluvacoffee..lol....

mebbe i am just uncivilized.....
coffee is not a beverage, it's a religion (speaking for myself)
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Old 28-07-2013, 20:26   #65
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Charliehows and Sealass, thanks both of you!
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Old 29-07-2013, 10:33   #66
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The only Lipton worth drinking is the Yellow Label which you can find in Indian groceries. Otherwise, you need to find PG Tipps. Typhoo or tetley will do in a pinch.
... and YES we do have a proper china teapot on board ... if it breaks we'll get another. No other way to make proper tea.
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...and yet, there are folks who drink their tea on ice and others who drink hot tea with a freshly squeezed lemon juice in it...

that's what you get from Texas.
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The only Lipton worth drinking is the Yellow Label which you can find in Indian groceries. Otherwise, you need to find PG Tipps. Typhoo or tetley will do in a pinch.
Lipton's Yellow Label tea is the only type readily available here in Greece. It produces the most wishy washy brew known to man! For a proper cup of English tea you need to find Yorkshire tea, PG tips or Tetley. Twinings is okay but a bit 'fussy' for real English tea.
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Old 31-07-2013, 13:17   #70
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Should we be clearer about whether one needs a porcelain teapot versus a good, sturdy, brown Rockingham pottery pot? With older pottery pots beware lead content. Otherwise you can't beat pottery for holding the heat and nurturing one's precious tea.
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Hiya Tami! Don't mess with Texas!

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Hiya Tami! Don't mess with Texas!

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Not if I can help it. Best place I ever left, excepting Shreveport, LA.

Tea's better here too :-)
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With older pottery pots beware lead content
How old?

I have a Brown Betty (fairly recent, less than 5yo) but I have to say the little tetsubin* does a fairly decent job of it


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Kenyan tea pot, Malaysian tea.
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