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Gday Pat,

No, No, not in this touristical city, Chinese restaurants are poor quality indeed, best place is in Leiden, a goodly half hour or so by fast train, anyhow I know most of the ins'n'outs of Chinese cooking, all stuff available.

But as to the Mudmen, gonna try a few of the antique shops, maybe I'll get lucky, so far have two boats, one house and one sage, and as my thinking direction goes further into the Penjing way of styling, I think that maybe I shall need mucho more variation.

Here too, Spring is beginning to do its glorious thing, and all my Chaenomeles and Jasminums are covered with buds....

Best wishes,
Nigel

24-Feb-2006	#5
ozzerbon bonsaiTALK Master Chief Join Date: Dec-2002 Location: Amsterdam Country: Netherlands USDA Zone: 8-9 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 1,259	Gday Pat, No, No, not in this touristical city, Chinese restaurants are poor quality indeed, best place is in Leiden, a goodly half hour or so by fast train, anyhow I know most of the ins'n'outs of Chinese cooking, all stuff available. But as to the Mudmen, gonna try a few of the antique shops, maybe I'll get lucky, so far have two boats, one house and one sage, and as my thinking direction goes further into the Penjing way of styling, I think that maybe I shall need mucho more variation. Here too, Spring is beginning to do its glorious thing, and all my Chaenomeles and Jasminums are covered with buds.... Best wishes, Nigel __________________ http://pictures.bonsaitalk.com/user/ozzerbon http://www.flickr.com/photos/ozzerbon/