#fish market in liverpool

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[lotstradamus]

inspired by the manchester anon haha but do you have any tips and suggestions for visiting leeds? 🩷

I've lived here for 2 years now (!!!) but somehow I still don't really know my way around and just go to the same 5 places and use google maps to get anywhere else. it's sad. but here's some shit I love:

Grindhouse - cheap drinks, loads and loads of seats, never too full, music a reasonable volume, and they project 80s movies on the back wall. we once sat in here for 2 hours cos Stand By Me was on. one time we watched the bar staff earnestly tell a group of women on a hen do that the bar was closed and they weren't serving any more drinks, at 7:45pm. 10/10.

Rudy's - only 9 cities* in this fair nation have a Rudy's, so I'm going to keep reccing it for everyone else. perfect Neapolitan pizza. *Leeds, Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham, Nottingham, Durham, London, York, Liverpool - if you live in one of these places and haven't been to Rudy's yet, sort it out.

Neon Cactus - go here on a Wednesday and order wings, and you'll get half price margs. lots of great Mexican scran. don't take anyone too picky or over 50, because the price for the great food and vibes is that at least one thing you order will be incorrect. but roll with it. half price margs, man.

Empire Cafe - book in advance if you want to sample the delights of Empire Cafe, cos there's like 6 tables max. everything is seasonal, changes on the daily, and is insanely delicious. if you want to experience heaven, order the steak and chips with salsa verde. there is NOTHING like it.

Stuzzi - another seasonal, small plate sort of place, but Italian. amazing food and a gorgeous restaurant. go with a big group and order one of everything.

Eat Your Greens - ANOTHER seasonal restaurant! this one is farm-to-fork and organic. I can’t speak to the quality as I haven’t actually been, but I am a frequenter of their GREENGROCER, which is MEGA. last time I think I left with natty wine, pâté, some insane tinned fish, a jar of harissa and a bag of sunset potatoes. if you like food, go here.

SARTO - fresh, handmade pasta and picky bits. another great place to go with a group and order all the starters. I had a celeriac pasta there last year that I think about on a fairly regular basis; I picked it cos it was the weirdest sounding thing on the menu and it was fucking mouthwatering. good quality and good people! and it's next door to The Wardrobe, so perfect for a pre-gig tea.

Santiago Bar - like Grindhouse (alternative, casual) but the music is louder and you'll find yourself doing tequila shots at 1am and screaming along to, like, Don Broco. it's the best.

Blue Collar Boys - as a rule I hate 'vintage' clothes shops (overpriced, ugly, everything is XXS), but this place seems to specialise solely in American t-shirts and sweatshirts from the 90s in exactly my size, and everything is £10. this is amazing and a huge bargain if you find something like vintage Wranglers and a Playboy bomber jacket (£20, my wife) but not so amazing or a bargain if you find 3 t-shirts with holes in (£30, me). we've never been without finding shit we love. they only open on random weekends, and they always seem to have more stuff than they could possibly ever sell. it's a freaky vintage alternate universe.

The Corn Exchange - a big gorgeous ol' building full of little businesses. vintage, handmade, tattoos, coffee, jewellery, independent brands, yarn, shoes, a barbers, a bookshop, they've got it all. very easy to spend £100 and 6 hours. every so often they have a market on the bottom floor. perfect tiny representation of Leeds: quirky, independent, delicious, cool.

Silver's Deli - this is a 9-minute train ride away in Bramley (my ends!) but has become THEE buzzy foodie spot recently. go on a sunny saturday morning (cos you will probably have to sit outside) and order the everything sandwich. thank me later. if they have scotch eggs or sausage rolls on, I beseech you, order both. and if you want the sunday special prepare to get there at 11 and fight.

Against the Grain - if you've come to Bramley for Silver's, you may as well trundle 10 minutes up the road and visit the best bar in Leeds. cosy, casual, full of locals, hidden in Swinnow Mills. it's a sit-around-and-chat-to-people sort of place, with bonus charcuterie boards AND a pizza van on weekends. we are here A LOT, because Gray's Salon and Rose and Thorn Tattoo are both in the Mill, and we give them all our money. oh! and dog friendly. sooo many dogs.

Project House/Galleria - if you've gotten the train out to Bramley for Silver's and ATG, jump on the 72 back to town and get off at Project House to eat MORE food. Galleria is a great place to get breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and Project House has EVERYTHING (depending on the day). yoga! gigs! vintage fairs! a bi-annual tattoo convention meets makers market with food vendors called Hand of Glory! check what's on and head on down to support local!

Kirkstall Bridge Inn - another one local(ish) to me, but worth travelling out of town for; a PROPER pub (i.e. no tv, no sports, no shite) that does roasts upstairs and lets dogs in downstairs. outdoor seating right by the canal, and every so often they put something on and the car park turns into a tiny festival. Kirkstallpalooza is a highlight. great place to finish a nice canal walk (who am I?!).

tl;dr sorry that this is obnoxiously long, I love Leeds

[mydaroga]

My Trip to England: Liverpool Museums

Okay, I'm gonna try to keep this concise but... have you met me? And stick to the Beatley things I did. (I also did stuff relating to Holmes, Tolkien, Radiohead, and like, every museum, for the curious)

Liverpool Centre and Museums (I'm going to break this up into a few different posts)

I was lucky enough to not only go with a dear Beatle friend, but have a ride there and back. Which is very Beatley of us! Though we had motorways this time. And a windscreen.

We stayed near Ringo's house, so we visited that first. The Dingle seems to have risen somewhat in status since his time, as it seemed like a nice, quiet neighborhood. Children were playing outside when we visited. The building from Sentimental Journey is at the corner of his street, and has been painted with murals!

The next day, we hit The Beatles Story, the other Beatles Museum (the one done by Roeg Best) and the Cavern.

The Beatles Story is the by the docks, which I'd recommend to the less informed fan but was still really fun! It's recreations of various locations that you walk through with an audio guide, and it's well done and cute.

The Liverpool Beatles Museum is a few doors down and across the street from the Cavern, and is three floors of Roeg's collection of memorabilia. This was also interesting, but less interactive and I think more useful for the fan with some context. Because of it's connection to Pete Best, it does lean towards that, with some amusing digs like the description on a bass drum head that can't resist listing all the ways people are WRONG about the FIRST BEATLES DRUM HEAD LOGO because IT WAS PETE'S. But look. Would I have missed being the presence of an actual twat 'at for the world? The answer is, of course, no.

The Cavern had a £5 cover charge, totally worth is as even around noon there were two stages with live music. It was packed. Everyone was having a blast. Possibly because the toilets are better cared for today. But man, you could really feel being there, even though it's been redone, and is now expanded etc. I bought some very cool merch, as well. (It's a Beatles FAN, get it?)

I tried to buy some Paul McCartney tees at a nearby shop, but was thwarted by the fact that I'm not very big and all the good shirts are made for people of unisex. I don't know why no one thinks a small girl shaped person would want Paul McCartney on their chest. Missed market, I think.

We also visited the Beatles statues and Brian's. I love that the Beatles are striding towards the water, looking towards America (vaguely). Brian is around the corner from Matthew street, appropriately.

As a side note, we closed the day eating fish and chips (my first) and watching the new Doctor Who episode (the one with the Beatles) and I am now fully British in all but citizenship.

[wiff-waff]

Completed in 1777 and running for 93 miles from Derwent Water on the river Trent to Preston Brook near Runcorn the Trent & Mersey is the 2nd longest canal in the country after the Leeds/Liverpool.

From Fradley the canal idles gently through open farmland before reaching the once small village of Handsacre which has now been completely ruined by an enormous characterless housing estate built along the canal bank.

Next comes Armitage, home of the world famous toilet makers Armitage Shanks.

And then Rugeley where we stopped to shop cos the cupboards are empty. I like the little town of Rugeley a lot but walking round it's compact pedestrian centre I wanted to cry after seeing so many empty shops and the indoor market is the saddest place I have visited in ages. Looking at it's size I am sure in days gone by it was bustling with market traders plying their goods, now only a down at heel cafe and a couple of stalls remain.

Very sad.

Onward the river Trent is soon crossed and the canal follows the line of the river now for many a mile with panoramic views of the valley.

The canal is very busy here and at Colwich lock we queued for half an hour to get through the chamber but that was no big deal because the lock offered some shade from the blistering sun.

After the lock it was very distressing to see dozens of dead fish floating in the dirty water, why I know not.

Along a tree-lined stretch of the canal just before Great Haywood and the impressive Shugborough Park we stopped for the evening and the sun doth shine and the pesky insects doth appear and I've been bitten on the back of my calf and it doth itch and hurt and swell to the size of an orange.

[roomchailimited]

Your Ultimate Guide for Traveling from Dhaka to the UK

Embarking on a journey from Dhaka to the UK is an exciting adventure filled with historical landmarks, diverse cultures, and countless attractions. This guide will help you navigate every aspect of your trip, from visas to must-see destinations.

Visa Requirements

Types of Visas Travelers from Bangladesh need a visa to enter the UK. Common options include the Standard Visitor Visa and the Short-term Study Visa.

Application Process: Complete your application online via the UK government website.

Documents Needed: Passport, financial statements, travel itinerary, and possibly a letter of invitation.

Processing Time: Generally around 3 weeks, so plan ahead.

Best Time to Visit

Seasons and Weather

Spring (March-May): Mild and pleasant, perfect for sightseeing.

Summer (June-August): Warm with many festivals and outdoor events.

Autumn (September-November): Cooler temperatures and beautiful autumn leaves.

Winter (December-February): Cold, with festive Christmas markets and potential snow.

Flights and Transportation

Booking Your Flight Several airlines offer flights from Dhaka to UK cities like London and Manchester. Popular choices include British Airways, Emirates, and Qatar Airways. The flight typically takes around 12-14 hours including layovers.

Tips for Booking: Book early and use comparison sites to find the best deals.

Getting Around the UK

Trains: Efficient and fast for travel between major cities.

Buses and Coaches: Affordable options with extensive networks.

Car Rentals: Ideal for exploring rural areas and having more travel flexibility.

Top Attractions

Must-See Places

London: Big Ben, the British Museum, Buckingham Palace.

Edinburgh: Edinburgh Castle, Arthur’s Seat, Royal Mile.

Manchester: Science and Industry Museum, Manchester Cathedral.

Liverpool: The Beatles Story, Albert Dock, Liverpool Cathedral.

Cultural Experiences

Rich Heritage

Historical Sites: Stonehenge, Bath, and Tower of London are must-visit UNESCO sites.

Museums: Many are free, including the British Museum and the National Gallery.

Theatre and Music: Catch a West End show in London or enjoy music festivals like Glastonbury.

Dining and Culinary Experiences

Food to Try

Traditional: Fish and chips, Sunday roasts, and Cornish pasties.

Afternoon Tea: A quintessential British experience with scones, sandwiches, and tea.

Fine Dining: Michelin-starred restaurants like The Fat Duck offer world-class dining.

Shopping and Entertainment

Where to Shop

London: Oxford Street, Regent Street, Harrods.

Edinburgh: Princes Street for high-end shops and boutiques.

Outlet Malls: Bicester Village for designer deals.

Entertainment Options

Theatre: West End productions in London.

Sports: Premier League matches, Wimbledon, British Grand Prix.

Festivals: Notting Hill Carnival, Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Travel Agencies and Tour Operators

Top Agencies

Roomchai Limited: Known for tailored travel packages and exceptional service.

Gozayaan: Comprehensive travel solutions with great customer service.

Obokash: Travel arrangements and visa assistance.

Sharetrip: Variety of travel packages and flight bookings.

FlyHub: Competitive pricing and extensive services.

Travelzoo Bangladesh: Deals on flights, hotels, and tour packages.

Travel Tips and Safety Precautions

Staying Safe

Laws and Customs: Respect local laws and cultural norms.

Health and Safety: Keep emergency contacts handy, and stay aware of your surroundings.

Transport Safety: Use reputable services and stay vigilant in crowded areas.

Conclusion

A trip from Dhaka to the UK offers an enriching blend of history, culture, and modern attractions. With careful planning and the support of reliable travel agencies like Roomchai Limited and Gozayaan, your journey will be seamless and memorable. From exploring London’s iconic landmarks to discovering Scotland’s natural beauty, the UK is a destination that promises a unique and unforgettable travel experience.

[dry-valleys]

Beyond lay meadow green and mountain grey,and the blue dazzle of Morecambe Bay, as it sparkled between us and the more distant view…

At Silverdale, Lancashire, with Elizabeth Gaskell who, like Willie Riley, sought out the poetry here. (Please see here and here for my other posts from the coast and then moving inland).

(1,2) from Meathop, (3) from Hampsfell (please see here for my post from that fine hill).

Although it was thinly populated before the modern age, this area links Ireland and its sea crossings with mainland Britain so has always been fought over. Since prehistory it was home to the Britons, whose descendants live in what is now Wales, influenced by the Roman Empire, which ruled Britannia from 43 to 410 AD and left a Latin influence on the Romano-Britons who lived here.

The Romano-Britons were then conquered by the Anglo-Saxons- unlike areas to the north, this area did not remain in British hands formed part of the Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of Northumbria, which was founded in 616 and ruled what became Lancashire, until the ninth century AD.

At this point Vikings, who had been driven out of Ireland, came here and around 900 AD the Silverdale Hoard of over 200 coins was left here. From 867 the Vikings ruled Northumbria from the city of York, including here, fighting against the Anglo-Saxons, the Britons and Scots who lived to the north, and one another.

As the kingdom of England was formed by Athelstan of England after his victory over the Britons, Scots and Vikings at Brunanburh in 937, the pressure from the English state was irresistible; Eric Bloodaxe, last Viking ruler of Northumbria, was overthrown and killed by Athelstan’s brother Eadred in 954 and the British kingdom of Strathclyde fell in 1030, split between England and Scotland.

But the warfare and lawfare had little impact here, even as the Normans conquered England in 1066 and the Anglo-Norman state spent centuries fighting against Scotland.

Those few who lived there, who still had some Celtic DNA but were culturally English and far more likely than most to hold on to the old Catholic faith after the rest of England had become officially Protestant in 1531, settled down to life as a rural backwater.

This was because getting in and out was so dangerous, on bad roads that few saw the need to try, and the ferry was also a risk; Gaskell recalled the “slow moving train of crossers, led over the treacherous sands by a Guide” which would be the lot of the few who came here.

This only changed in 1857 when the railway came here. Not only could the local fishers and farmers find new markets, but new money from Manchester, Liverpool and elsewhere came here to be spent; Silverdale and much of the area was owned by Hesketh Fleetwood, a new man who had made money in Preston and developed a resort for people such as himself and Gaskell (who holidayed here and lived in a house in Manchester which you can visit).

Like Samuel Greg, Fleetwood saw what a seemingly unpromising site had to offer and the resort grew up around this development and the railway which replaced the ferry. This meant that Morecambe Bay could be visited more safely, though it has to be trodden carefully; in 2004, twenty three enslaved men were sent to their deaths here by their masters as they drowned in unsafe working conditions.

Once a village had been made from scattered fishing settlements and a railway it drew visitors like Gaskell- whose life in Manchester left her “always longing for the country” and became many seeking an escape from the smog, which may be why it is now mostly home to commuters.

Since 1972 it has been part of the Arnside and Silverdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is famed for its beauty, its rugged walks and the eels which thrive in these waters.

“Of the view that lay beneath our gaze, I cannot speak adequately” said Gaskell, though I think she did, and I’d hope these pictures have helped too.

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[ad_1] The Covid-19 pandemic and the measures governments enacted with the intention to sluggish its unfold introduced massive adjustments to our lives in 2020 and 2021. Paintings moved from the place of job to our houses and social interplay on-line turned into the one option to see family and friends.Companies have been hit arduous too as they grappled with methods to care for their buyer’s new conduct, and for some corporations, the pandemic led them to shutter their doorways for excellent.It wouldn’t were a marvel if Niantic had adopted this unlucky development - with its sport Pokémon Go particularly designed to inspire customers to assemble in combination and wander the out of doors global. But, due to adjustments to how Pokémon Cross operates, specifically relating to its are living occasions, Niantic controlled to show 2020 into its maximum financially a hit 12 months ever, and its 2021 efficiency is predicted to be robust as neatly.However as restrictions are at ease what are we able to be expecting from its upcoming Pokémon Go Johto Tour and the remainder of its 2022 lineup; do we see a drop within the choice of virtual occasions or are in-person meet-ups a factor of the previous?Right through the Liverpool Safari Zone final 12 months, TechRadar had the danger to speak to Philip Mars (Pokémon Cross’s Product Advertising and marketing Lead for the EMEA area) and Michael Steranka (Pokémon Cross’s Director of World Product Advertising and marketing) to invite them simply that. Right here’s what they instructed us.Pokémon is highest performed are livingFrom the beginning of the interview, the pair made it transparent that Niantic plans to stay on web hosting occasions that require in-person attendees to turn up at a selected location in the genuine global. And now not out of devotion to Niantic's authentic imaginative and prescient for its video games, however as a result of avid gamers have proven over and over again that they wish to discover other spaces of the sector.To provide an concept of the recognition in their occasions, Steranka mentioned round 60% of are living match attendees are prepared to come back from “out of doors of the marketplace” to participate. In different phrases, they’re prepared to trip for hours via automobile, educate, and airplane with the intention to catch the development’s ‘mons and catch up with fellow lovers.In pre-Covid instances Steranka defined that those occasions moderate an in-person attendance of round 20,000 other folks in step with day - around the Friday, Saturday, and Sunday that they run. Liverpool didn’t see rather this many attendees all over its Covid-era Safari Zone, however over 10,000 ticketed avid gamers jumped into the sport whilst within the town’s Sefton Park house over that weekend - with an additional 10,000 common avid gamers logging into the sport within the wider Liverpool town house.Of the ones ticketed avid gamers, 89% weren’t from Liverpool.Moreover, of the additional 20,000 individuals who had purchased tickets in 2020 to come back to Liverpool in-person (however then selected to participate digitally in 2021) best 50% of them have been from the United Kingdom.If you do not cross in-person, how can you meet Pikachu? (Symbol credit score: Long run)For Mars, the draw isn’t simply the development’s particular Pokémon spawns - for the Liverpool Safari Zone the most often New Zealand-exclusive fish Relicanth used to be ready to be discovered and stuck - however to discover the real-world house.As he places it, “You’re now not simply taking part in Pokémon Cross, you’re taking part in Pokémon Cross in Liverpool at an match - and we wish to get that have throughout via melding the genuine and virtual global in combination.”In sensible phrases, this implies developing an match that feels particular to the positioning. As an example, Liverpool’s Docks which previously held global heritage standing have been the muse for the Safari Zone’s water Pokémon theme.

Whilst it used to be canceled because of Covid, a Town Explorer cross used to be additionally designed to inspire avid gamers to discover Liverpool’s streets and uncover what it has to provide.Extra typically at those occasions, Niantic units up real-world stations around the match’s house this is represented in-game as PokeStops or Gyms. Those stations supply unfastened wifi, spaces to sit down and snatch a chew to consume, or recharge your telephone.By means of highlighting those spots, avid gamers are inspired to congregate right here and play in combination via struggling with, taking up a raid, or buying and selling - you’ll even in finding match body of workers handing out indicators so you'll simply display the crowds what Pokémon you’re on the lookout for.Mars defined, “Seeing pals strolling in conjunction with massive smiles on their faces, or gazing Running shoes shape new friendships and connections is probably the most sure affirmation that those [in-person] occasions are price web hosting.”That mentioned, the ones of you who've loved virtual get admission to to occasions from afar shouldn’t be anxious that might be going away any time quickly.It is time for Pokémon Cross's digivolutionEarly on within the Covid-19 pandemic, Niantic discovered that its type for Pokémon Cross wasn’t going to paintings as restrictions tightened.“In March of 2020, as this pandemic actually began to turn indicators that it used to be going to affect all of the global and be longer lasting than first concept,” mentioned  Michael Steranka, “we knew we needed to make some actually fast pivots as a group and regulate how avid gamers have interaction with the sport.”(Symbol credit score: Long run)As avid gamers noticed on the time, this supposed that your pal Pokémon would ship pieces and a brand new problem to you each day, that in-game sights might be interacted with from additional away and far off raid passes have been offered in order that avid gamers may just have interaction from afar.Steranka went on to mention, “On the time, when those measures have been offered, we noticed them as a short lived factor - they’d ultimately cross away in order that lets return to what made Pokémon Cross really feel like this particular revel in of out of doors exploration.“However, what we’ve come to be informed is that there are methods to proceed to include those components as extra everlasting fixtures that don’t remove from our imaginative and prescient," Sterenka explains. "You realize, the pandemic has actually modified how other folks are living their lives. We have now to ensure we’re attractive our customers in some way that most closely fits them and adapt our sport as the sector adjustments.”As a part of that adaptation, Steranka prompt that Niantic will proceed to discover virtual occasions pronouncing, “now we have heard avid gamers loud and transparent, we certainly assume that the ones world studies are right here to stick.”What that implies is avid gamers can be expecting to look equivalent occasions to 2021’s World Pokémon Cross Fest and the Kanto Excursion. Working example, Niantic is web hosting a Johto Excursion providing world gameplay choices.However as the sector reopens we will be able to be expecting to look those occasions grow to be extra hybrid, in order that Niantic can be offering its avid gamers the “highest of each worlds”.As soon as once more turning to the Johto Excursion, Niantic has introduced that sure Eu towns might be web hosting in-person celebrations together with Warsaw, Linz, London, and Bristol to call only some.As Philip Mars defined “We actually consider that having an in-person are living revel in is what makes [our events] particular.“Gamers can keep at house and revel in a equivalent gaming revel in, however we would like avid gamers from in every single place the sector so as to come in combination as a result of we like seeing that and we all know avid gamers love that too.”So whilst Pokémon Cross's virtual

occasions would possibly not be going away quickly, you'll be expecting to look a slew of in-person and hybrid occasions kicking off within the coming years. We echo Ninatic's sentiments that you simply must best attend in consumer if you are comfy, however if you are at the fence we would extremely counsel you cross alongside.It is as superior an revel in as they are saying. [ad_2] #Pokémon #Johto #Excursion #whats #Ninatic #plan #occasions,hamish.hector@futurenet.com (Hamish Hector) , 2022-02-26 10:00:02 ,

[beautyandneglect]

Best Manx kippers. St John’s Market, Liverpool, June 2016.

[hjesseseafoods]

Why you should buy seafood from a wholesaler in the UK

Access to a wide range of products

Competitive prices

Enhanced quality seafood

Sustainable practices

Convenience

[smaugthedragon]

Free Meals for Children this half-term (UK)

The UK parliament has voted against extending free school meals for kids during half term. This is an appaling result especially in current times where a lot of people have lost their jobs/a percentage of their wages due to the Pandemic. (not to mention they have done this basically in the same breath as giving themselves a £3000 pay rise). A silver lining is that many UK buisnesses have stepped up to provide meals for children who are elegible for free school meals who may have gone without below is a list of towns/areas and just a few of the buisness providing assistance. It is by no means extensive and is England centric so if you are from Scotland, Wales or Ireland PLEASE add information. If you are from the UK or know you UK followers PLEASE share this list (on any social media) and add to it if you have any further information. If you are in a position where you can spare excess food this half term please consider donating to your local food bank. Bamber Bridge - The VIllage Fish Bar Billingham - Kimble’s   Bingley - The Loft Cafe Bar Birmingham - The Courtyard, Weoley Castle Bolton - Bakers Brackley - Jenny’s Brackley Bristol - The Crown Inn Cleethorpes - Cafe Baraka Clitheroe - Bambinos Boutique Day Care Colne - Ava Rose Hamilton Boutique Cornwall - Pavilion Street Kitchen, Count House Cafe County Durham - The Poachers Cumbria -  Barry’s Tearoom Devon - Belluno Didsbury-  Khandoker Eastbourne - The Art House Essex - The Gilt Rooms Great Yarmouth - Duke’s Head Harrogate - Portofino Ristorante Hastings - No Bones Heeley - Delphine Fish and Chips Hull - Kingfisher Fish and Chips, Pearson’s Bar Lancaster, Morecambe
 + Surrounding Area - The Whale Tail Cafe, Hodgsons Chippy, 
Replenish Kitchen (3-1-5 health club), The Cornish Bakery, The Waffle and Cookie Dough House, Firths Jewellers, Chad Tremble Dairyman Leeds - Mumtaz Leek - Patna Liverpool - Rayrayz, The Panda Club, The Watering Can Manchester - Minikin Art Cafe Middlesbrough - Manjaros Northampton - Royal and Derngate Nottingham - Farm Fresh, The Pudding Pantry Rawstenall - St James Church Rothbury - The Vale Cafe Rotherham - The Sandwich Shop ,  Lillies Coffee Shop Sheffield - The Greystones, The Handsworth, The Rhubarb Shed Cafe Shropshire - Bowring Park Cafe Silsdon - Ava Rose Hamilton Boutique Solihull - EJF Buffets and Banquets Southampton
 - Vunkies, 
Lakaz Maman - Mauritian Street Kitchen, Robins Nest Emporium, Cafe Thrive St Helens - Toast 2 roast Surrey - Oliver’s Teesdale - Babuls Telford - Greenfields Farm Urmston - Astoria Bar Warrington - The Hawthorne Watford - Warrens Fruit and Veg West Lancashire - Birchwood Autumn Whitehaven - The Fun House Wigan - The Courtyard Wilmslow - Jo’s Place Winterton - Market Hill Fisheries   Wirral - Aubergine Cafe, Lucid Games/Tranmere Rovers Worthing-  Jordan’s Cafe Yeovil - Tintinhull Village Hall and Coffee Shop
 Varius Areas Marks and Spencers- Kids get a free meal deal if an adult spends £3 or more on food (hot drinks don’t qualify and double check that your cities store is included) Big Smoke Brew Co – Surbiton, Kingston, Hammersmith, Weybridge, Chichester, Wokingham.



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An Interview with John Lurie

Whilst most humanoids struggle to master even one useful skill in life, John Lurie is one of those adept rapscallions who can seemingly turn their hand to pretty much anything — from acting to angling.

This knack has led to a fairly stacked C.V. which involves such notable achievements as forming a rule-flouting jazz band called The Lounge Lizards, appearing in films like Down by Law, Paris, Texas and Wild at Heart and showing his paintings in exhibitions all over the planet.

And if all that wasn’t enough, he’s also hosted his own fishing show, and, with the help of Dennis Hopper, once came particularly close to snagging the elusive giant squid.

Here’s what he had to say about fishing, New York in the '70s and the importance of humour in the world...

First question… your television programme Fishing with John is mint. How did that come about?

I was threatening to do it for a long time, but wasn’t really serious. I would go fishing with Willem and we would video tape it. I flew out one New Year’s Eve to play with Tom Waits and the next day we went and fished with Stephen Torton video taping it.

This woman, Debra Brown, saw the tapes, home movies actually, and brought them to a Japanese company that was looking to get involved in things in New York.

She came back to me and said they wanted to make a pilot. I believe my response was, "Are you kidding?"

When you watch a film or television program, you only see the end result. What was it like filming that thing? Were there any mad struggles?  

If you see something good, you can just assume there were mad struggles. If you see something bad, you can assume that people were too lazy to take on the mad struggles.

If I am flicking through the channels looking for a movie, I can tell you in five seconds if a movie is going to be any good by the sound of the door closing or the light or the music or whatever.

Why do you think people love fishing so much?  

First off, so we can go to these beautiful places and pretend to be doing something. We wouldn’t go if there were nothing to do. And there is that visceral thing. A big fish on the line is like that exhilarating sports thing, like hitting a baseball perfectly or shooting a basket and the net just goes swish.

And then there is that thing of the world of mystery, right next to the world we are living in. What is in there? We are only going to be aware of what is there with a hook and a nylon string.

So of course we have to drag this amazing creature out of the water and kill it because human beings are pretty much ridiculous. The last bit is not why we love fishing, it’s just an observation.

I’d say it’s a pretty sharp observation. Did you ever face anger from the fishing community due to the lack of more conventional fishing?

Yes.

Why isn’t more television like Fishing with John? I hear we’re supposedly in the age of ‘peak TV’ or whatever, but why is there so much boring stuff out there?

The great thing about this, and a big shout out to Kenji Okabe from Telecom Japan, was they left me alone. I am fairly certain that the reason Breaking Bad was so great was because they left Vince Gilligan alone.

With most projects there are all these people meddling with what you do, to ruin it. The Gatekeepers. It is almost like there is a conspiracy to maintain mediocrity.

Going back a bit now, am I right in saying you’re from Minneapolis originally. What were you into as a child?

At first, dinosaurs and archeology. Then reptiles, particularly snakes after we moved to New Orleans. I was going to open my own snake farm. Then I was pretty sure one day, I would play center field for the Yankees.

An attainable dream. You moved to New York in the late 70s, and not long after, you started The Lounge Lizards. It seems like New York at that time is glamourized a bit now, but what was it like for you? What food did you eat? Where did you go at night? What streets were good to walk down? What did it smell like?

I was trying to remember the food I ate back then and couldn’t remember. I was pretty broke most of the time. They used to serve hors d’oevres at gallery openings and cheese became a large part of my regular diet.

Almost every night, or maybe not even “almost” — more like every night — we went to the Mudd Club. More than what streets were “good” to walk down, I can tell you which streets were bad to go down. I lived on East Third St across from the Men’s Shelter, so my block smelled of rotting garbage and urine.

What are some bits that people don’t talk about from that time? What sucked about back then?

It went fairly quickly from people having more relentless fun than any period in human history to a fairly grim time, a year or two later. There was the beginning of AIDs. I had many friends who were dying or horrifyingly sick. People were getting strung out. There were many deaths. Car accidents. People fell out of windows.

Also, with the artistic promise that was there, the output is disappointing. I suppose the wildness led to a lack of discipline and the work wasn’t nearly as good as it should have been.

I might be wrong, but it seems like at that time people just did what they felt like doing… people made films, music or anything else, with no regard for budget. I suppose for example, you made a film called Men in Orbit in your apartment for $500. Where did this freedom come from?

The freedom came from a ferocious demand to have that freedom at any cost. But it is odd or sad, because the more talented of those people seem to have gone unknown and the people who are now household names are, mostly, the ones who played the game by the rules from the beginning.

Do you think people nowadays get too hung up on money? Or perhaps too hung up on success?

I think people nowadays for the most part are quite lost and afraid. So they do whatever they think they must do to have a successful career, even if it means that they are making shit — and it usually does mean they are making shit.

The Lounge Lizard’s album, Voice of Chunk is an amazing record. What sort of stuff were you listening to when you made that? And who is Bob the Bob?  

The listening came from earlier in my life. Evan and I would devour everything. From Stravinsky to Monk to Little Walter to Coltrane to Tibetan music to Ellington to Dolphy to Pigmy music (you get the idea).

Later, when working on my own stuff, I stopped listening to pretty much everything. Though when I was in Morocco doing Last Temptation, I played a lot with Gnawa musicians that shifted me a bit. And around that time Evan discovered Piazzolla.

Bob the Bob is Kazu from Blonde Redhead. That is her mouth on the cover of the record. I still call her Bob.

You’re a prolific painter. Are there certain things that you notice recurring in your paintings?

I live on a small Caribbean island. There are flowers everywhere. I don’t like to think that they influence what I paint but they do. Fucking flowers.

A lot of people paint when they’re young, then stop. Why do you think that is? How come you didn’t stop?

The best paintings I have seen in the last 30 years or so are the ones taped to refrigerators. I don’t know why people stop painting or when they don't stop, why the painting gets so stiff.

I am sure my mother, who painted herself and taught art in Liverpool where the Beatles went, but not at the same time, had something to do with me keeping a freedom in my work. To not be afraid of that childlike dream thing.

Though it has been suggested that it may be time for me to get in touch with my “inner adult.”

How do you know when a painting is finished?

I ask Nesrin. If she says it is finished, I know it isn’t.

You seem like a pretty funny guy. Do you think humour is sometimes underrated? Do people take stuff too seriously sometime?

I think humor is immensely important. I think humor can shift society’s consciousness in a better way than almost anything else. So from Shakespeare to Mark Twain to Lenny Bruce to Richard Pryor and many more - these people shifted things for the better.

Do you know who was president when Mark Twain was at his peak? Benjamin Harrison. Who the fuck was Benjamin Harrison?

What are your thoughts on the internet? It seems like it’s a big thing these days.

I get so disappointed with people because I feel like social media could be an enormously positive thing for the world. And I certainly don’t mean to exclude humor, just I have heard enough fart jokes for one lifetime…

Something that bothers me quite a bit, is a star athlete gets hurt and then the response on places like twitter is close to joy. What kind of bitterness about your own life would make you behave like that?

You’ve just recently released a new Marvin Pontiac album after 17 years. This one is called The Asylum Tapes, and was reportedly made on a four track recorder in a mental institution. Back story aside, what made you want to make an album again?  

I have Advanced Lyme, so I was unable to play anything for a long time. Actually because of what was happening to me neurologically, I couldn’t even hear music for the first few years — it was more like fingernails on a blackboard.

As I slowly got better, I was able to play guitar and harmonica again, though playing saxophone would seem to be done for me in this life.

But I am very proud of this album and hope people get a chance to hear it. I made it to cheer people up.

Are people still confused about who Marvin Pontiac is?

I suppose so. He is a character I created to make this music. I suppose that is bad marketing, but fuck it.

Would the album be different if it was a John Lurie album? Do you feel like you can get away with more stuff as Marvin Pontiac? Or maybe what I mean is, is it easier to say some things as Marvin Pontiac?

Yes, absolutely. Marvin gives me a certain freedom. I doubt I would put out a record where I sing about a bear saying, “Smell my sandwich.”  But I’m happy that I get a chance to do that.

The lyrics are pretty straight up and direct. Do you sit and stew on songs and ideas for long, or do you just get it out?

Often they just come straight up. Like 'My Bear To Cross' I pretty much just came up with it live in the studio. Some took quite a while. And there are a couple where I never found the right lyrics to finish off a song and put them aside.

Okay, last question… do you think a lot of stuff is too over-thought and over-prepared? Does thinking sometimes get in the way?

Let me think about that.

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