To: DollyCali
Of recent times we tend to say going to the coast. We however still refer to a town at the coast as a seaside town.
Do you have sticks of rock at the seaside with the town name printed all the way through. The taste and texture is the same as your candy canes. Traditionally mint flavoured but other flavours such as lemon and pineapple are also available nowadays?
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88 posted on
05/02/2006 12:31:25 PM PDT by
snugs
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To: snugs; Goodgirlinred; carlr; pookie18; Supernatural; lysie; Jemian; MozartLover; Iowa Granny; ...
I have never seen here what you describe Eleanor, but I am guessing some communities might have them.
Jumping Josy (and friends) at Small pond today..not exactly the beach, but the best I can do under the circumstances. He is my furry superman.. Leaps wildly after sticks thrown into lakes/deep water
91 posted on
05/02/2006 12:45:38 PM PDT by
DollyCali
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