Alphabet associations - I

[Nick Armstrong]

Meantime (like the 'interlude' on old BBC TV), and to go some way towards satisfying demands, a rather paltry photographic effort - my favourite place for hams and cheeses, just off Campo de Fiori...



Nothing particularly photogenic in the restaurant line - just a sequence of perfect pasta dishes and coffees and pizzas...

OH! but for sausage fanciers: the world's largest Mortadella (a real one - slices were available for purchase! I didn't engage...)

[Flay]

(I didn't understand the T at all - well dodgy coleslaw if you ask me but never mind ).

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p.s. Nice sausage, Calibs!

[amateur51]

Mr Flay would like to apologise for any upset and incredulity caused by his recent T

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p.s. Nice sausage, Calibs!

Lovely sausage and splendid cheeses, Caliban. It reminds me of Lina Stores in Soho's Brewer St around 1980

[Northender]

Ursula Lock became Mrs Vaughan Williams....

[vinteuil]

a famous marine appearance :

... in Undress, if I recall

[Northender]

It's 50 years since a bikini-clad Ursula Andress emerged from the sea in Dr. No.

[Northender]

Saint Ursula is the patron saint of children.....

[Northender]

..Ursula = little bear > Elgar 'Wand of Youth Suite'?

[Northender]

Things have gone very quiet again....

[Nick Armstrong]

... in Undress, if I recall

Arsula Undress, indeed

[Nick Armstrong]

Ursula Lock became Mrs Vaughan Williams....

Correct

[Northender]

And Ursula Vaughan Williams née Lock (see my message above)?

[Northender]

Which leaves the childish element, yes?

[Nick Armstrong]

Saint Ursula is the patron saint of children.....

And correct

But what's the last movement connection? Nothing to do with Elgar...

[Northender]

Ah...Mahler's 4th.