Thank you Robert - I'm virtually a 'Fishetarian' if there's such a thing and don't eat anything other than canned tuna. The smell however doesn't put me off anything similar if you get my drift.

As it's Rabbie's day here's some stunning images from home. Not trying to Hijack Australia day tomorrow - maybe one of you guys can post similar.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9Rsle5ehgo

Ian, those photos are breathtaking, beautiful scenery, stunning. You can almost see the history of Scotland in the photos. Feel like booking a ticket and heading over there for a holiday...well maybe one day.

The food for Aussie Day will come out around 12MD piping hot and continue through till about 6pm. And if there are any followers of Australia or its inhabitants, you are most welcome to come along and enjoy the day.

Sport wrote:Ian, those photos are breathtaking, beautiful scenery, stunning. You can almost see the history of Scotland in the photos. Feel like booking a ticket and heading over there for a holiday...well maybe one day.

The food for Aussie Day will come out around 12MD piping hot and continue through till about 6pm. And if there are any followers of Australia or its inhabitants, you are most welcome to come along and enjoy the day.

Thanks Robert - leave a visit for a few months till the Brass Monkey's are in hiding from the inclement weather. July and August are probably the best prospects (but not Guaranteed) for decent weather. Could be a long day for you tomorrow. Enjoy.

Yes, great link socksy. The scenery is similar to the south of the South Island in NZ. The Scots tended to settle here in the 19th century down south.

Thanks GT - yes I've seen video's and photo's of the landscape there. Very picturesque.

Robert - many thanks for the fine tipple of 'electric soup' yesterday. Awesome. Have a great one today.=D>