The view from my "office"

[kookaburra75]

Umm, wot?

I'm not sure either, but I'm guessing the North Cottosloe Life Saving Club (?)

 

[Quickstatus]

you know

I know…
#18535 restaurant - mediterranean
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[kookaburra75]

I know…
#18535 restaurant - mediterranean

Ah yes, we saw that place when we went for a post-lunch stroll along the beach, and thought we should check it out.

 

[Flashback]

Ah yes, we saw that place when we went for a post-lunch stroll along the beach, and thought we should check it out.

Say hi to Chris for me if you do (owner/manager). Although he won't know who 'Flashback' is

 

[Anna]

 

[Pushka]

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Well, it's not Adelaide....

 

[JessicaTam]

My view from lunch in Auckland. Windy enough to blow a beanie off a bald man!

 

[Anna]

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My view from lunch in Auckland. Windy enough to blow a beanie off a bald man!

The trade winds are blowing 🌬 Well they are blowing here anyway.

 

[QF WP]

@JessicaTam, @Flashback is meaning Barchetta Restaurant, a staple of my trips to Perth as I lunch there with a client every time.

 

[Anna]

Well, it's not Adelaide....

I got sunburn!! Despite being careful! Am having another mai tai to compensate. (Mai tai is a clue to location ) ☀

 

[Quickstatus]

mai tai

Lots in the panhandle state in USA

 

[Anna]

Lots in the panhandle state in USA

Incorrect. Further west. With a direct QF flight

 

[VPS]

Incorrect. Further west. With a direct QF flight

from Adelaide (you jest)

 

[Quickstatus]

Incorrect

Maybe but is your Mai Tai better than panhandle tiki bar Mai Tai?.

 

[Anna]

from Adelaide (you jest)

No, from Australia. Point well made

 

[love_the_life]

The other night’s view but sadly home now.

 

[prozac]

Incorrect. Further west. With a direct QF flight

Hawaii or Micronesia (except no QF flight). Reminds me of a bar in Yokohama in the 70's/80's called The Windjammer owned by an ex marine. He was a clever fella and would buy a round of Mai Tai's every couple of rounds to keep you going. Always had a jazz ensemble playing (typical Sadao Watanabe style) Had a few sore heads (I only have one) from that bar.
The mai tais were served in a bamboo container.

 

[drron]

Our son is in to Tiki bars. He even has installed one at his place. Collects the mugs.And tells us all the tiki bars where ever we are going.

 

[Flashback]

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My view from lunch in Auckland. Windy enough to blow a beanie off a bald man!

Was pretty windy at our office on the weekend too in Regent's Park, lots of dry grass (given the recent heatwave) blowing across.

Pretty warm again, nice enough day for a boat on the lake.

The Queen Mary rose garden.

And, flowers in bloom all over the park.

 

[Ade]

They dig the foundation and then lay concrete slab.

Similar construction concept in India too. The foundation is dug really deep, then concrete columns with iron rods are built. Then a brick, cement slab, then the frame/layout, then the walls. Before painting walls cement is applied to both inside & outsides.