LCHF with a twist of lime

[TX_Clint 18,892]

https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/4910872/former-soldier-gets-drunk-on-food-due-to-bizarre-condition-means-his-stomach-turns-carbs-into-booze/

[adiantum 35,321]

deja vu

This was  a topic on last weeks episode  of the British TV series Doc Martin

[meyery2k 26,074]

16 minutes ago, adiantum said:

deja vu

This was  a topic on last weeks episode  of the British TV series Doc Martin

Doc Martin is a fun show.  Caught it on Netflix.

[adiantum 35,321]

It certainly is fun. Martin Clunes makes that character so lovable

[meyery2k 26,074]

I would love to visit the Cornish coast one day.  Especially now to cycle. Yorkshire too (Herriott).

[adiantum 35,321]

That scenery is absolutely gorgeous .

Try to see Escape to the Country . It depicts real estate thats for sale.

A proposed buyer looking to buy a house is taken through 3 different houses within their desired region & price.

Beautiful landscapes  & homes. I'm in awe of the  thatched roofed cottages & restored barns 

[meyery2k 26,074]

While I was binge watching "Doc Marten" I checked out what was for sale out of curiosity lol...

 

Another place I would be keen to visit would be Fair Isle, Scotland.  

[ran23 10,177]

and get a sweater!

[meyery2k 26,074]

1 hour ago, ran23 said:

and get a sweater!

[adiantum 35,321]

I watch a lot of BBC TV series thoroughly enjoying the scenery  along with the story.

Outlander and  Poldark  are highly recommended.

Shetland is a crime drama set on the Shetland Island in which Fair Isle is also featured.

Theres some rugged coastlines there.

Fair Isle jumpers/ sweaters have a wonderful tradition and  are still worn with pride these days.

Shetland knitwear patterns...

[macksvicky 17,201]

We get BBC America here, hubby and myself watch a lot of that channel. I haven't seen Poldark but Outlander is one fabulous series!