Roads to Dorset - are they ok for touring?

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  • Tinwheeler
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    edited July 2016 #33

    Just so long as you get the Scone ( which must be pronounced correctly ), the real salt free butter, the strawberry conserve, and clotted cream in the right order Brue.  

    Absolutely, none of this cream before jam business down here. We does it proper.Laughing

     

    Have we answered the OP question?  The question asked about roads to Dorset. 

    Only in the title. In the post it's about touring IN Dorset so I reckon we've dealt with it. 

  • KeefySher
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    edited July 2016 #34

    Is that scone with or without fruit? Haven't had butter for 40 years, horrible greasy stuff. One half plain scone with cream on jam, other half fruit scone with jam on cream. Cos of the prices we share 1 each. Tongue Out

    Is it jam or cream first on a Dorset Knob? Tongue Out

  • Tinwheeler
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    Is that scone with or without fruit? Haven't had butter for 40 years, horrible greasy stuff. One half plain scone with cream on jam, other half fruit scone with jam on cream. Cos of the prices we share 1 each. Tongue Out

    Is it jam or cream first on a Dorset Knob? Tongue Out

    I've no idea what they do in Dorset but down here we yokels, as you like to call us, would not put jam and cream on a fruit scone. Whatever next!

  • JVB66
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    edited July 2016 #36

    Have a meal in one as we do with a "clanger". and fruit scones are "if fresh"eaten as they come none of your "extras"Cool

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  • KeefySher
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    Is that scone with or without fruit? Haven't had butter for 40 years, horrible greasy stuff. One half plain scone with cream on jam, other half fruit scone with jam on cream. Cos of the prices we share 1 each. Tongue Out

    Is it jam or cream first on a Dorset Knob? Tongue Out

    I've no idea what they do in Dorset but down here we yokels, as you like to call us, would not put jam and cream on a fruit scone. Whatever next!

    We're all yokels (although I understand in my case Hampshire Hog) in our home counties, and grockles, emmetts, macans, scousers, scallies and other names elsewhere. All part of the rich heritage of this wonderful country we call home Sealed

  • KeefySher
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    edited July 2016 #39

    Is that scone with or without fruit? Haven't had butter for 40 years, horrible greasy stuff. One half plain scone with cream on jam, other half fruit scone with jam on cream. Cos of the prices we share 1 each. Tongue Out

    Is it jam or cream first on a Dorset Knob? Tongue Out

    What heathen would even consider putting cream, even the very best Dorset clotted, on a Dorset Knob?  

    We do Tongue Out  Could be worse, my cousin would put gravy and brown sauce on them, just like with jaffa cakes Sealed

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  • huskydog
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    edited July 2016 #41

    Wow, this thread has gone way off topic Innocent

     

     

    is that  a fruit or plain scone??

  • flo123
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    We're in Dorset it moment went to lulworth cove parking can be full. It's £4 for up to 2 hours you can park for free near church