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Breakfast in London
I am after a breakfast in london that is not a "fry up". Coming from the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney I am used to being able to get up in the morning and being able to walk to one of the many quality cafe's and order a great coffee and fresh breakfast to go with my weekend paper. I am yet to find much like this in London. Ideally somewhere that uses quality ingredients and Great Coffee - Bircher Musli would be a bonus. The closest i have found to date has been:
1. Ottolenghi in Angel (highly recommended - great breakfast, especially the jams, and coffee)
2. Dayelsford Organic in Pimlico (good coffee but overall quite pricey)
3. Wolseley in Piccadilly (they do a good, but small, Bircher but awful coffee)
4. Flat White in Soho (great coffee and Banana Bread but not sure about the Breakfast)
Any one else have any ideas?
re: Nii
Thanks for the suggestions all. The wife and I drove out to Climpson and Sons on Saturday for the Bircher and Coffee. Almost didn't make it as i had to walk up the FANTASTIC Broadway Market (which has to be one of the most accessible and interesting Foodie/boutique markets in London). The reason i nearly didn't make it was because i was tempted by so much on the way: the whole hog roast, artisan bread and quality breakfast stalls amongst many othes. Still, we persevered and were really pleased with the both Coffee and Bircher. Then spent the next hour or so buying cheese, organic veg, gifts and browsing at the market. A great morning out. We will be back.
Sunday we checked out Breakfast Club in Soho. However, it was closed. Closing on weekends is a big no no as far as I am concerned when it comes to Breakfast eateries. The jury is still out for me on this one.
I had that problem when i arrived from same burbs but its a lot better after 7 years! Ottolenghi is my favourite place almost bar none these days. Prefer Wolseley for afternoon tea and its so hotely.
Agree with above as well b'fast club in islington is very sydney - fresh juice & everything with O/L doesnt do! also maybe try elk in the woods...
East in London is full of gems... On Broadway Market there is Climpson & Sons http://www.climpsonandsons.com/ which is run by ex-flat whiters. It feels very much like home if the sun is shining but isnt all that comfortable to sit in, its very 'local' like dov was. Best coffee Ive had here including flat white!
You might want to try St John Bread & Wine in Spitalfields on a sunday, its still more restauranty and very English - but well worth a visit because of the quality.
I used to really love tom's cafe in notting hill as well - am sure they used to do bircher - maybe call and ask.
But truly amazing is the tapa room at providores - which is run by peter gordon (kiwi!!), killer coffee, boiled eggs with vegemite soldiers and fusion additions (though still no bircher). I think we should start a new thread just for bircher recommendations. Or start making it at home! Ill have another think and get back to you though...
re: condimentqueen
Thanks Condimentqueen - really useful. Was actually musing to my wife just last night that we should start up a "Bircher and Porridge" restaurant to fill the gap in the market.
I have to agree with everyone, the breakfast scene is a little lacklustre in London, but I have dug up some places - predominately brunch, but breakfasty none the less.
Harlem on Westbourne Grove is a great bit of NYC Americana, the pancakes are great and the Coney Island Hot Dog is to die for!
Intercontinental Hotel on Park Lane, yes a smide up market, but great proper grazing style brunch, and steep at £39, but not so bad as all drinks are included (champagne, bloody marys and gorgeous iced tea martinis).
Lastly, Mestizo, one of the only reputable Mexican restaurants in London have started serving brunch - a bit of a twist, and I haven't tried it, but definitely worth mentioning.
re: clkristoff
actually speaking of US themed breakfasts in notting hill - the electric does yummy stuff but my favourite diner is lucky7 on westbourne grove as well!
hadnt heard of harlem though.
eastside there is sabor on essex road that does wicked brunches/lunches on the weekend. i never knew fish tacos could cure a hangover!!
Monmouth coffee - the one in Borough Market (stoney st) has a big communal table with lovely breakfast, and really great coffee, Leon or Canteen in Spitalfields, or Pain Quotidien - I think the one on Marylebone High Street's the nicest, the one on the Southbank seems to have service problems.
re: condimentqueen
My fault for speed reading!
re: condimentqueen
The stand should be from Moma Foods, although I've not seen it at Liverpool St even though it's stated on their website that they sell there. I get mine from the Waterloo Station stall (there are two, one on either end of the train station). I've also seen them selling at a coffee stall in the passage leading to the underground at Vauxhall train station. They've got several flavours (my favourite is Wild Berry) and a special Twitter promotion going on every Friday apparently.
All a quick update - having tried most of the suggestions above.
Ottolenghi's is still a favorite but found myself going to...
FoodHall more and more as it has, all in all, fairly reasonably priced and fresh breakfasts with good coffee (not withstanding the modern cups - yuk).
Climpsons is also terrific though a long way out of my way.
The Breakfast Club is a bit ho hum to me - nothing original or seemingly particularly fresh.
Monmouth at Borough is good and it's fresh bread and jam breakfasts for £2.50 + coffee is unbeatable!
I don't go to Dayelsford - coffee is too eratic and breakfasts overpriced.
Providores Tapa Room is the only spot i have yet to frequent - mum is over soon so we will go.
Never did find the Bircher person in Liverpool street station.
By the way did you hear that Flat White is changing its coffee? They are moving away from Monmouth and instead to City Coffee (??) which I tried last weekend at a small stall at the back of Columbia Road Flower Market. Aparently the coffee has been top 5 in a barrister competition last year. Can't get it online or in a store yet but they are setting up a shop in the east end soon???
Oh and Roast have a 50% deal for breakfast Mon-Fri which looks good.
So that is it - 1/2 dozen decent places to get a fresg breakfast and a good cup of coffee in London!
re: Mortz
Mortz I totally sympathise with you - I am a Melbourne girl and I think breakfast/brunch is not the tradition here that it is in Australia and the States. The more English tradition on a weekend is Sunday lunch at the pub. That said, there are some good breakfast spots - I agree with the reviews re Providores and think that you really should try it - it is excellent and best coffee in London I think. Gets full very quickly though once it opens at 10. I have reviewed it and two other breakfast spots - Raouls and 202 on my blog: http://gourmet-chick.blogspot.com/.
re: Gwilym
Enjoyed a couple of really good coffees in Flat White last weekend - even though the decoration on the top looks like a silver fern...!
re: PhilD
To chime in: I brought two separate coffee-loving out-of-town guests to Flat White because they begged me for decent coffee and I remembered reading the rec on this thread.
Each time I ordered a decaf cappuccino just to be polite and keep them company. I never drink coffee (caffeine makes me jittery) but Flat White's was so good, I found myself asking my guests eagerly each morning whether they needed a coffee to help them get going. If they happened to say no I would feel incredibly disappointed that I had no excuse to make a detour to Flat White so I could get one too. Since I want to keep it as a treat I'm going to have to carefully limit myself.
Thank you, Hounds, for pointing the way.
re: Gwilym
Yes it is. We just got online and bought their special offer - 6 different roasts delivered (1 a month) for six months. Not cheap but sounds great - our first package should be posted tomorrow!
re: Mortz
am so glad you liked Climpsons - I just love that whole Broadway Market vibe.
I had my parentals over recently and took mum to The Wolesley which she *loved* - but she said she still likes providores best, probably also because the coffee was COLD (!!!) so Id be interested in what your mum thinks too when you finally do make it out there ;)
didn't hear about the flat white coffee change - Ive never been the biggest fan of monmouth so Im not too upset about it.
on the bircher front - ive moved jobs and am again near a Konditor & Cook - they do a really lovely version topped with rasberries. the nearest one to you at liverpool st is the one in the Gherkin.
did i put sabor on your list at all - they do amazing south american brunch. its not like anything in sydney but its really brilliant to have tacos in the am (except the suspiciously sweet juices).
did you make it over to the Electric in Notting Hill yet either? Thats another good breakfast/brunch in my humble opinion.
Here's a great blog that I keep on my blogroll which you or others may find useful on this subject http://www.londonreviewofbreakfasts.b...
re: thebigblackpudding
Honest Foods
424 Coldharbour Lane
Phoenix Cafe
441 Coldharbour Lane
Both places offer good breakfasts/brunches in no frills surroundings, although it's in Brixton. I love the potatoes pancakes at Honest Foods.
re: greedygirl
Rosies in Brixton Market is nice as well, i love the scrambled egg on toast with prosciutto and chilli jam.
what's up with the green taxi driver shacks?
every time i walk by the box in belgravia i hear folk laughing and gossiping.
can a civilian (and tourista) pop into the cramped space and order a breakfast? is it any good? i know take-out is permissible but the insider stuff is the attraction.
anyone been?
re: steve h.
what is bircher musli?
re: HickTownBarnaby
It is pretty common in Australia and even Qantas used to have it on the breakfast menu.
When I make it I soak oats in fruit juice (usually apple or pear) overnight. I then grate a couple of pears into the oats , add a few spoons of good yoghurt and sprinkle with toasted almonds and blueberries.
It is a recipe from Bill Granger of Bills Cafe in Sydney, most of his cookery books have variants of a bircher recipe, with different fruits etc. It is really tasty.

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Since we get to see a lot of Jai and Bani scenes together after their marriage and some of them have been fabulous, why not list out your individual favourites till date! Incase you are awaiting for something much better, then please do mention what sort of scene would you like to see (a general description would suffice!)
My personal favourite Jai and Bani post-marriage scene:
The bedroom scene between Jai and Bani which was done in complete silence! The silence treatment worked wonders for the scene, as it showed the fractured yet deep bond between the two emotionally shattered people who have been forced to come together! Admittdly that was one of the best intense and emotional scene to come out of Balaji Stables and would get my number 1 scene in Kasamh Se till date!
The scene where Jai gets drunk and yells, "I hate you Pia" and then when Bani helps him reach their bedroom, he breaks down crying on her shoulder and hugs her for comfort, only to be hugged back by a silent and stunned Bani. Has to be another classic from Balaji....very, very well done and extremely touching! Some classic performance by Ram Kapoor and Prachi Desai!
The whole Muh Dikhayi scene where Jai and Bani dance and Jai whispers wickedly into Bani's ears as to how she feels marrying a middle-aged man? The look of incredulity and shock on Bani's face and the bitterness in Jai's voice made for some true-blue good old fashioned acting, which seems to be missing out in most Hindi soaps! And all said and done, Jai and Bani look lovely when they dance, even though Jai is mostly scowling at Bani!
Bathroom Scene! Damn cute in two words! The whole expression of outrage mingled with actue embarssment and horror on Jai's face made for some good view. I don't remember ever laughing so much in such a long time! Again a very well handled scene, rates a 10/10 in cuteness factor!
"Maine kaha suniyeji" "Ji kahiye?" Now who could imagine Jai and Bani talking to one another in this tone? Kudos to Mausi for making Khadoos utter sweet nothings into Bani's ears, even though for play-acting sake! Amazing chemistry and some wonderful expression's, one scene which is bound to get a huge grin from everyone around!
The Lunch Scene at the Farmhouse! Loved the whole completey awkward and embarssed look on Jai and Bani's face as they share the food and neither of them is able to gulp down a single morsel! Best part? Both of them leaving the cutlet / vada for the other to eat but ultimately both leaving it untouched!
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Operation Kruger
The operation came to an end in late July 2011 when the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's civilian contractor assumed responsibility for diplomatic security.
The Australian Defence Force (ADF) provided dedicated security to Australian government officials operating in Iraq since the conclusion of combat operations in 2003 until mid-2011.
The ADF's Security Detachment (SECDET) Baghdad provided close personal protection for key Australian government officials as well as physical security for the Embassy precinct and protected transport for travel within Baghdad and other areas of Iraq.
During the eight years of security operations, the SECDET adjusted its capability to reflect periods of increasing danger or improved security in post-2003 Iraq. Initially deployed under Operation Catalyst, SECDET transitioned to Operation Kruger on 1 July 2008 and remained in Baghdad after the ADF's larger commitment to the rehabilitation of Iraq concluded in mid 2009.
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PURCHASE, N.Y., Apr 29, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- MasterCard Incorporated (NYSE: MA) today announced the election of Rima Qureshi to its Board of Directors, effective immediately. With this appointment, the MasterCard Board of Directors is now comprised of 12 members.
"Rima's expertise in the mobile, telecommunications and information technology industries and her proven leadership capabilities will certainly benefit MasterCard," said Richard Haythornthwaite, chairman of the MasterCard Board of Directors. "Her appointment further enhances the truly global perspective of our Board. I look forward to working with Rima and the entire Board of Directors as MasterCard continues to create payment solutions that benefit consumers, businesses and governments around the world."
Ms. Qureshi, 46, is senior vice president and business unit head, CDMA Mobile Systems at Ericsson, the world's leading provider of technology and services to telecom operators. Prior to her appointment to this position in January 2010 as head of one of Ericsson's four business units, she served as vice president, AT&T Improvement Program Manager for Ericsson North America from 2008 until 2009, and vice president, Service Sales for Ericsson Canada in 2008. She served as vice president and head of Product Area Customer Support for Ericsson AB in Stockholm from 2004 until 2008. Ms. Qureshi also has served as head of Ericsson Response since 2006. Ms. Qureshi has held positions of increasing seniority within Ericsson in Canada and Sweden since joining the company in 1993. Before joining Ericsson, Ms. Qureshi served as an IT consultant at DMR Group Inc.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - Jeff Niemann pitched a six-hitter and the Tampa Bay Rays got home runs from Carlos Pena and Evan Longoria in a 6-0 victory over the Oakland Athletics on Friday night.
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Pena hit his 24th homer of the season and Longoria added a solo shot for Tampa Bay, which has won nine in a row at home. The Rays are 19-8 overall since June 10.
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Police said Lynch was found in a vehicle on Silver Street Friday with David Currier, 41, of 471 Silver St., the man she is accused of assaulting and attempting to assault last month.
Bail conditions on the earlier charges barred her from contact with Currier and barred her from returning to the Silver Street address, where she previously lived with him. The resisting-arrest charge alleges she pulled her arm away from the officer arresting her.
Currier was also arrested. He was charged with simple assault, accused of repeatedly punching Lynch, and pleaded innocent to the charge Monday in Circuit Court. He is free on $1,000 personal recognizance bail, with a trial set for April 25.
Lynch, who had been out on $2,000 cash/surety bail, is being held pending a bail-revocation hearing Tuesday morning.
Lynch is scheduled for trial April 4 on the new charges. She faces trial on the earlier charges March 25.
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A man accused of pushing his wife to the floor and grabbing her by the throat, as well as chest-bumping his mother-in-law for getting in his way, pleaded innocent Monday in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division, to three charges of simple assault.
Trial was set May 2 for Admir Selimovic, 23, of 19 Garfield St.
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Daniel Mariar, 30, of 1200 Elm St., could enter no plea Monday in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division, to a felony charge of possession of a controlled drug, cocaine, so a probable cause hearing was set for March 14.
Mariar was arrested on the felony and a misdemeanor of possession of a controlled drug, marijuana, after police responded to a request for a check on a person's condition.
Because Mariar had failed to appear in court on an August 2011 drug-possession charge, trial on that charge will be April 4, the same day as trial on the new drug-possession misdemeanor. Bail was set at $5,000 cash/surety.
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A Hooksett man accused of stealing valuable coins from Antiques on Elm, 321 Elm St., then selling them for $55 to Cash for Gold Jan. 22, asked Circuit Court Judge William Lyons for a break on bail.
Stephen Davis, 41, of 1465 Hooksett Road, who is charged with theft by deception and receiving stolen property, said he is now in treatment and wouldn't be able to get enough money for the $3,000 cash/surety bail proposed by the police prosecutor.
The prosecutor said Davis is currently subject to a 72-hour hold in connection with an August 2012 conviction in Hillsborough County Superior Court for which he received a one-to-three-year suspended sentence.
Lyons set bail at $2,000 cash/surety, with conditions barring Davis from contact with the businesses. Trial was set for April 4 on the misdemeanors, at which time a violation of non-inspection will also be addressed.
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My jubs are real, wails Kim Kardashian
Forget the international financial meltdown - this week's hot news is that foxy minx celebutard, Playboy model and amateur grumble flick performer Kim Kardashian has definitely not indulged in jub enhancement. The brunette world's answer to "One Night In" Paris Hilton was moved to counter scurrilous suggestions that her not …
Who? And why should I care?
Let me guess, another talentless hack who for some reason 'celb-reportards' think shes worth commenting on because unlike a million other slappers dropped her knickers at some point! - WOW! thats news worthy!
*\. Grabbing my jacket, coz if this is turning into another crappy 'celb' site, I am offski!
Well now taht important matter's settled
she go can go help out Heather Mills.
A fetching snap...
...of a 14 YEAR OLD? Are you fucking mad?
more stories like this, please!
very nice!
nice lookin' gal..
erm, oh yes, work....better crack on...^^
Her name still sounds like...
...some sort of Star Trek character.
What's the...
blah blah IT angle blah.
It has 'hyperlinks' to 'online content'. What more do you need?
The Paris Hilton angle was a little tenuous. Like saying "here's a phone, the iPhone is also a phone... see we mentioned iPhone" - oh wait, that's classic Register reporting.
Is she off X Factor, or some such shit?
How do...
... mingers get press coverage? At least Jade Goody gives us something to talk about, be it negative, mean. derogatory or otherwise derisory in some fashion.
This Kim lass is boring looking. At least have the decency to include Paris' picture for some balance!
Picture supplied
!4 year old in bikini picture - the sort of thing that with Sun and other redtops generates paedo-scaremongering stories about the internet. At least we can assume the model release form has been signed.
Think of the children! - just not in that way.
AC and why not
I like the Reg trend of adding 'tard' as a suffix to any noun to make is more descriptive. It's very non-PC, which is probably why I like it!
Fantastic word. Love it.
Why not
have another article about Emmerdale Farm, or maybe this time blackberry picking in the Cotswolds?
She's pretty fit and can't believe that she came from that idiot Dad of hers... Maybe she's the milkmans but the wife never dared to say anything..
I mean it could have been a CLERICal error at the registrar :)
I'll get my coat...
IT Angle?
Does her bedroom have Wi-Fi?
(T)IT angle
For those who insist on an IT angle - well, most IT industry workers have boobs, don't they? Look around you. Or just look down.
Come on Reg
Where's the pic?!? Have your standards really ascended that high? No? I thought not.
@ Sarah
No your thinking of a strip-joint.
Your not 'just working your way through college' are you? I'm guessing you dont get many noodles for Reg-beans these day ;-)
*\. You would hit a cute little penguin now would you?
Re: @ Sarah
Hey, that's harsh. You could just give them the benefit of the doubt and assume they're drunk, you know.
C-cup since 11?
Ah school boy ma..del..emories...11 yrs old, first year in high school wandering around the school between classes with, at that age, your height putting your eyes right at the level where all those 5th year and sixth form chesticles are...life was so much easier.....
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>> !4 year old in bikini picture - the sort of thing that with Sun and other redtops generates paedo-scaremongering stories about the internet.
As well it should, pictures of 14 year olds in bikiini are only acceptable in print (usually in the aforementioned redtops). Don't you know, anything involving a computer is evil.
Oh no - the moderatrix can do no wrong (nevermind that the exceedingly succinct retort was funny as hell ;)
@Sarah 12:18GMT
"...most IT industry workers have boobs..."
At first I read that as "most IT industry workers are boobs". My dyslexia is getting more interesting...
PH, because she is a boob with boobs.
Re: @Sarah 12:18GMT
You boob.
Heh. It's much underused.
14 year old in bikinis?
A short of the line that one.
Paris, she is far shorter than the line.
Somebody actually said that in today's world?
Indeed, so impressive is the makeover that one interior design analyst was moved to comment: "Hi I'm famous because I had sex on camera with some no-talented hack. With two wars and a financial crisis who gives a shit about Kim whatever's bedroom. You people are pathetic she's a wh0re. Kim do something that involves talent. Or play in traffic. Either one is good." ®
Sweet. Whoever that is, give them a payrise and have them write in as many papers as possible.
Where does the 'u' come from?
Surely 'Celebritards' or 'Celbretards'?
Chesticles is solid gold, though!
This story leaves me feeling like a judge...
What exactly is a KimKardboardshin? Why would I care even slightly? Please Reg, Paris Hilton coverage is enough of a waste of innocent electrons (whilst Paris Hilton herself is a waste of perfectly decent oxygen), why invent nonentities to regurgitate press releases about?
Ooh ... is that a golf course in the background?
Where's amanfromarse when we need his input most?
I for one welcome .... er whatever.
Proper image?
We need a proper image to be able to check for those telltale signs of enhancement. We can't verify that with all those clothes on.
Mine's the trenchcoat
OK, I give ...
How the hell can you be both fat and entirely too bony at the same time? It just ain't natural ... And who the hell is this self-promoting bimbo, anyway? Never heard of her (him? Look at those arms).
Re: OK, I give ...
If Kim Kardashian is fat (or indeed mannish), you are Brad Pitt, my friend.
It may be wrong of me, but I can't help hoping you don't get laid until Satan skates to work.
Screw the IT angle, just tell me who she is?
Does this mean she'll be releasing her own version of the very popular (yet wholly fictional) Paris Hilton Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset?
And Sarah, our lord Beelzebub is a pretty modern sort of guy you know, he works from home these days so no need for the skates, and hell has a lovely parade of demonic shops just round the corner from his bungalow so he generally just walks or gets the service bus (of unimaginable terror).
Hail Satan!
Sarah, Sarah, Sarah.
<tsk tsk>
The only love life you should be worried about is your partner(s) and your own. In that order.
And, by the way, YHBT, HAND :-)
Who is she?
For those that do not know (from wikipedia):
Kardashian is the god daughter of football star O.J Simpson.
"Let me guess, another talentless hack who for some reason 'celb-reportards' think shes worth commenting on because unlike a million other slappers dropped her knickers at some point! - WOW! thats news worthy!"
Yup, but she at least bears some resemblence to a real woman, unlike PH, where there's nothing to grab hold of. I'd be scared of breaking her in half...
If this gets past the moderatrix...
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WASHINGTON - Friends, co-workers and family gathered at the Lululemon store in Bethesda Sunday to remember Jayna Murray on the anniversary of the attack that killed her.
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Doctors like Dennis O´Leary are unfortunately going the way of the WWII Vet. Thank goodness he was where he was, when he was.
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The President talking about that day... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTEi27JpwBY
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O´Leary had nothing to do with Reagan´s survival. He was an administrative functionary. It was the surgeons and medical staff that saved him. So here is an article that hooks you on saving Reagan, then morphs into a liberal rant about medical errors. They seemed stunned that the surgical team didn´t screw things up without their bureaucrats managing the case. The truth is, before medicine was taken over by bureaucrats, surgeons were captain of the ship for surgical care and they demanded excellence without fear of being labeled a "disruptive" physician. The care was better when the staff answered to a demanding surgeon rather than a union or bureaucrat.
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One of the totally under-reported stories of that sad day (back when CBS, ABC and NBC were all most people could get--PBS was on UHF and needed a special converter box to be added to your TV) was the high fiving and good cheer among the faculty at Columbia. They openly expressed their belief that shooting Reagan was a good piece of work. There are a number of eyewitness accounts of this; but, nothing on the networks EVER!
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I enjoyed the book Rawhide Down. #4 I never heard that - about Colombia U - how horrible!
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#4, thank you for that information about the CU faculty. Hadn´t heard it before, but not surprised and fairly certain that wasn´t the only place it happened.FTA: "The other difference in the care the president received was much more important—and shocking to O'Leary. In a retrospective review, the Secret Service and GWU officials concluded that there were no missteps at all in the president's treatment. "That in itself is a miracle, that there were no mistakes," O'Leary said."This is something else that I didn´t find all that surprising regarding President Reagan´s treatment. It wasn´t a miracle, but I do believe it was because of the providence of God and answered prayers for President Reagan´s survival, along with the professional skills of those that ministered to him.I know that I wasn´t alone in immediately praying for President Reagan, and all of those with him that were shot, and for the doctors and nurses taking care of them.
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Back to the dark days of winter in January when we had snow lying on the ground, I was contacted by Steve Twist, a student from Bournemouth University as he wanted to make a short film for his Undergraduate Degree course in Computer Visualisation And Animation using a 'Classic Motorcycle'.
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March 23, 2014
The Claudius Crozet Blue Ridge Tunnel was at one point the longest railroad tunnel in the world, according to experts. It was abandoned decades ago, but an effort to restore it is getting back on track.
A discussion about the tunnel's past and future took place at the Nelson Memorial Library on Saturday afternoon.
The tunnel was designed by Claudius Crozet and built by Irish laborers and African-American slaves in the 1850s. It was used to get from Central Virginia to the developing Western Frontier.
It was abandoned in 1944 when a larger one was built.
Those who know it best say many people in Central Virginia don't even know it exists.
"It hasn't been used and it really has grown up in the vegetation and some of the bricks have fallen in and it's not really available for public access at this time," said Allen Hale.
Hale, a Nelson County supervisor, also serves as president of the Claudius Crozet Blue Ridge Tunnel Foundation. The foundation hopes to reopen part of the historic tunnel to foot traffic this year.
Hale says the project was delayed after they received bids that exceeded the budget, but says they should be able to begin Phase One within the next several months.
"Phase One is going to connect the village of Afton with the east portal, and that's about 3,400 feet of trail which will follow the old rail road grade, and it will have a parking lot and it will have a handicap access and then the first 700 feet into the tunnel will be part of Phase One," he said.
Sunday's discussion at the library was part of The Big Read program at the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library. Library collection manager Meredith Dickens says the topic was selected because it ties in with this month's selected book, "True Grit."
"The trains that allowed the expansion out west allowed access from this area in the 19th century out to the frontier where the events of the book are taking place," said Dickens.
She says the restoration efforts have drawn a wide interest.
"It has railroad enthusiasts, history enthusiasts, people of Irish descent who moved here because they came to work on the railroad and the tunnel project, the African-American slaves who worked on the project, and naturalists -- anyone who wants to come out and explore this piece of history that is in our community," said Dickens.
Though it still hasn't been reopened to the public, Hale is confident it'll be a hidden piece of history treasured not only by the people in the area, but beyond.
"It'll really be a national recreational trail I think," said Hale.
Hale says he expects the full trail to be complete in about two or three years.
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