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What carry restrictions do you refer to, what century?
I know of some restrictions of citizens to carry swords in cities in medieval times.
That´s why so many carried daggers or alehouse daggers (in britain) for self defence.
Since brexit I no longer buy anything from UK (I very much would like to) because now I would have to pay customs fee and VAT, something I do not have to pay when buying inside EU.
I wrote somewhere here that I don´t fancy tea and prefer coffee.
But now I have found a tea that is to my liking; lapsang souchong.
First heard about it in the movie Phantom Thread but paid no more attention to it.
Then some time ago I read about it and the description of it sounded like it...
We had a total black out a few weeks a go. First thing I did was to fill buckets with water to flush toilet with. Luckily not needed, black out lasted only an hour or so.
Make a thick (thick like porridge) pea soup and dehydrate it. After it is dry crush it into a powder.
This is a common dehydrated food for hikers (who dehydrate their own food) in Finland.
If you don´t have dehydrator then use the oven in your kitchen.
Cover the oven pan with parchment paper...
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