First International Forum Trip To Germany

I remember back in the day (mid 1980’s) a Bradford curry with 3 chapatis cost the princely sum of 3 quid. Hot bottom next day guaranteed.

 

Bog roll in the fridge overnight.

 

Food photos

The famous goats cheese topped Schnitzel



chocolate caramel scrumminess


Jaegerschnitzel


Raspberry cake

 

Bad Bertrich Photos

 

People Photos





Our last night and a nice schnapps courtesy of Daniel - Cheers


At the Nurburgring cafe

 

At Bad Muenstereiffel

 

Bikes
Up at the Nurburgring. Bad weather so no racing


Daniels beast


On the Mosel Valley


Bikes plus vineyards

 

At the scary bridge

 

And finally the accident

 

whist I was on my own got friendly with this chap (the Sport Cafe cat)



and when you're alone, thirsty and its hot and one beer at a time won't do.

 

Back in the day for me (1976) Nikki, a Bradford curry with 3 chapatis was under £1.00. Beer was 20p a pint!

 

Ah yes, I think I remember my Mum telling me about that

 

No cutlery either! Had to eat with your fingers!

 

Yes that’s right Steve. You had to judge it just right to leave enough chapati left to finish the curry off.

 

It was not all about Schnitzel, here is the steak Andy and I had.....
and here is the "Silly" beer we had in Brussels, it was 8.5vol; rocket fuel...



Wessa

 

Argh but did you ever eat any of those ‘keema sandwich’s’ from the S& R take away on Lillycroft Rd, they were lip licking magic, keema pasted over a chappati folded once, folded twice then wrapping greaseproof paper, 30p!!
We played the video machines and always ate those there!

 

FFS .... are those prices for real???

Had a large haddock, chips and mushy peas at the Angel pub in the middle of Beverley today, on a day out with friends from Leeds. Price? £7.95 (plus a mug of tea - cos I was driving). A big fat bastid mixed grill was, from memory, £13.95. 8oz rump steak was under a tenner. AND .... treacle sponge and custard was on the menu at £3.25 if memory serves (and very nice it was too)!

Methinks that Winglad's menu is a bad joke. I guess that it was from a Cornish hostelry, which could explain the vastly inflated prices.

Just saying!

 

No mate - probably left Bradford by then!

 

Very wise