Just what I needed after the long flight from Sydney - a burger at Walker's in Tribeca. The inimitable Barbie always knows just where to go.
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I took these photos with my Lumix camera. It has a Leica lens. Laika was the first dog in space. Dogs In Space is an Australian film made in 1986. My friend Fiona played Barbara the Socialist. Now my friend Miss Simons lives two doors from the house where Dogs In Space was shot in Melbourne. I just sold the Dogs In Space R-rated soundtrack LP on eBay for $26.
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12 comments:
You got quite the large pickle there. Any trouble fitting it in your mouth?
She has pickles. It's a Strutt Sandwich.
HOLY CRAP THAT LOOKS YUMMY
A.Man: That is what America has given to the World -- Freedom, and extra large pickles. Our non-American mouths are not used to such girth, but I'm always willing to give it a go.
cuntie: It was the perfect jet-lag stomper. A true Strutt Sandwich would have beetroot in it, but when in Rome, I do as the Romans do. And when in America, I eat hamburger without beetroot.
malach: I can still taste it. It will be that burger's second anniversary in May, and I intend to be at Walker's inhaling its brother come the day.
Welcome!! (Email me if you come to DC; I'd be honored to buy you a beer or two.)
cheeseburger
cheeseburger
cheeseburger
cheeseburger!
Actually, not a mile from here, we have a restaurant called the Smithsonian (yes, there's a museum in Washington called that too, but ours is better) that makes wonderful angus beef burgers, with the world's best french fries. They also do a gorgonzola cheese pizza to DIE for.
yum yum.
Now i'm hungry again.
hereT: Sorry to be a tease - this was on my last US trip in 2006. BUt I will be on the Island of Manhattan in May ...
colonel: Say no more - see you there in May ... can we have the cheeseburger and the gorgonzola pizza?
You can't go wrong with a good cheeseburger and a nice crunchy pickle!
Pardon me, do you have any Grey Poupon?
chickie: It was so yummy I was almost reluctant to ask for mayonnaise for my chips. Almost.
Those fries look like the perfect kind to pour vinegar on. Yum.
ooooh yes - malt vinegar & lashings of salt
My treat. Where shall we meet?
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