Friday 21 March 2008
Highways and byways.
Twice a week I drive a few miles to my preferred supermarket and after shopping with Mrs and Princess OTW I have a Starbucks (for all its faults one of England's only drinkable coffee's) and then head back along the main road home. On the journey I often pass the above pictured road and occasionally stop for a brisk stroll. The church was the church of the Ismay family of Titanic fame and is pretty much still as it has always been. I always laugh when the various lefties and anti globalists protest at the colonisation and destruction of local cultures by such terrible capitalist giants as Starbucks.Here I can stand minutes from the evil coffee mongers amidst untouched English countryside and be as English as ever.It must be a poor culture that can be threatened by a cup of overpriced beans...my England and my Englishness is doing fine despite the nonexistent Starbucks threat and despite nulabour and its fellow traitors best efforts.
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are you over the water in Wallasey then?
Rather than by Starbucks, the Englishness is more threatened by native Brits such as those in the following post. What a gorgeous place - thanks for sharing the photo!
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