Tottenham Cake!

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Oh!The bakers name on the shop was Fred Hill,if anyone remembers it.That row of shops is now occupied by your foreign neighbours from everywhere!!!!!!
Shouldn't say this but if mum and grandmum could see it now they would be shocked!!!!!
 
It is a colorful walk. Mrs. Redwhitandermblue and I took it both times on the way back from WHL because it's nice to walk and figuring out where the busses ran with the street closed seemed more trouble than it was worth. It was good to know we never had to go more than 20 feet to get a kebab.

My state's name means Penn's woods, and Penn was a Quaker. He was a notably decent man to everyone, including the Indians, unlike his sons, worthless ****s who robbed them blind. Not every Quaker lives up to their principles. The one Quaker US president was Nixon.
 
The GF was watching this yesterday - although I am a closet bake off fan it is not manly acceptable for one to admit being a fan.

Its the Gooner brother's 21st this weekend going to have to get the GF to bake him some Tottenham cake :)
 
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