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More Gibson appreciation.
A Filthy Martini...
The iconic Gibson martini, here sitting alongside two Queens from a replica Lewis Chessmen set.
Keeping things chilly in Tobermory.
Oh Lord, if you think I should drink a martini this Sabbath, please give me a sign.
Holiday needed. How's my favourite city doing?
Where the gin is cold - but also hot.
A martini and monkey nuts for Halloween.
A restaurant gave me a tonne of wasabi with a recent order so I obviously decided to infuse it with vodka. Here's a subsequent wasabi martini. Note that a little goes a long way.
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More Gibson appreciation. A Filthy Martini... The iconic Gibson martini, here sitting alongside two Queens from a replica Lewis Chessmen set. Keeping things chilly in Tobermory. Oh Lord, if you think I should drink a martini this Sabbath, please give me a sign. Holiday needed. How's my favourite city doing? Where the gin is cold - but also hot. A martini and monkey nuts for Halloween. A restaurant gave me a tonne of wasabi with a recent order so I obviously decided to infuse it with vodka. Here's a subsequent wasabi martini. Note that a little goes a long way. Photo of my dog with a martini by @ninatansstudio I'm calling this one Red October. The El Diablo martini - made with fresh red chillies and chilli-infused gin or vodka. It's Pikkulauantai! I don't know who needs to hear this, but this Finnish word basically translates as "Little Saturday" and means it's socially acceptable to drink on a Wednesday. This is another "drinking in public is okay now" message from the Ministry of Omnishambles. I've found a new great place to work in #elephantandcastle. I've enjoyed @blackcowboycoffee for a few years but now they've moved to the @elephantarcade, there's a really chilled vibe but with THE BEST people watching spot in Elephant and Castle. It's really good for studying/working or just watching the world go by - and as you all know, there's never a dull moment in E&C!

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