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After our discussion of the relative merits of Ross and Kinkade (they sound like a small-town legal firm, the kind that might have something by Kincade on a wall), I realised that although I had shown one of Thomas Kinkade's masterworks, I hadn't done the same with Bob Ross. So for the sake of balance, in case anyone reading the thread hasn't come across anything by the great man, and with due respect to Robert and Alan, here's one of Bob's 30-minute masterpieces, with his smiling face and a 2" house painting brush.
Who knows, maybe this'll earn him a few more fans. I like the mountain.
Bill
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Swiss chocolate! Or a local brand called Whitakers. I have never seen your Irish chocolate over here Bill but will take your word for it.I should have been more specific. I meant Cadbury's chocolate made in Ireland. If you go to the Irish section of Sainsbury's or Tesco and buy those little bars they sell for £1 you'll taste it. Hotel Chocolat's range is pretty good too.
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I'll keep this in mind, Bill. I have plans to travel at sometime, next year, to visit Dublin mainly to go to Trinity College to view a page or two of the Book of Kells.Irish chocolate is the best. Maybe it's the milk they use.American chocolate is, by popular consent, horrible.I'll take your word on that, then. Never had any. They handed a lot of it about during the war, though. Maybe a case of 'never look a gift- horse in the mouth'