markpierce
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The Coot's Oompah Loompahs before miniaturization:
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Can't leave home without it
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Tidahapah
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It's strikes me funny to think of sitting down on Sat morning with my coffee and ipad instead of the Sat papers. It's just not on, unnatural one might say.
By the way there are now a few Aussies running their own coffee shops in New York and enlightening the locals to good coffee. Starbucks must be avoided at all costs.
No bottled water on my boat , I have stainless steel containers for personal water.
Plastic water is a blight on humanity.
By the way there are now a few Aussies running their own coffee shops in New York and enlightening the locals to good coffee. Starbucks must be avoided at all costs.
No bottled water on my boat , I have stainless steel containers for personal water.
Plastic water is a blight on humanity.
Grae
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Still more coffee!
There are well over 100 coffee roasters in NZ (Pop:4.5 million) and least two kiwi roastery/cafes in London and one in Tokyo.
Possibly the best coffee in U.S. found in San Francisco at Cafe Trieste.
Reminds me of a cafe in Wellington, NZ that epitomises the Kiwi "coffee culture" and is the antithesis of Starbucks.
FYI we are not coffee obsessed!
There are well over 100 coffee roasters in NZ (Pop:4.5 million) and least two kiwi roastery/cafes in London and one in Tokyo.
Possibly the best coffee in U.S. found in San Francisco at Cafe Trieste.
Reminds me of a cafe in Wellington, NZ that epitomises the Kiwi "coffee culture" and is the antithesis of Starbucks.
FYI we are not coffee obsessed!
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