Fish and chips and football

Link By Michael Kurtz | March 23rd, 2008

Sunday in England means football…of the British variety. We headed to a local pub to catch London’s bitter rivals Chelsea and Arsenal square off in a heated match. While we were at it we got to taste the UK’s most famous culinary export: fish and chips. The entire experience was…delightful. Check out the photos here…

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General Deluxe Says:
April 5th, 2008 at 8:01 pm
hey guys, glad you posted again as we we worried you had got jacked in S America or some such madness.

One correction, the ’small canal’ you refer to is the Grand Union Canal, not small by any stretch ( except perhaps compared to the Suez or Panama Canals) check this link for more info on it!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Union_Canal

Keep up the great photos and captions, and keep living the dream!

General Deluxe

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