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Superb Joe, lots of great shots and varied angles, Alderney is a good venue to fly over. Loved the intro too. Super job a perfect tribute to a wonderful aircraft :icon_thumbup:

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EVERYTHING STOPS FOR TEA

Featured in Buchanan's 1935 comedy film, "Come Out Of The Pantry"

(Goodhart / Hoffman / Sigler)

Jack Buchanan

Every nation in creation has its favourite drink

France is famous for its wine, it's beer in Germany

Turkey has its coffee and they serve it blacker than ink

Russians go for vodka and England loves its tea

Oh, the factories may be roaring

With a boom-a-lacka, zoom-a-lacka, wee

But there isn't any roar when the clock strikes four

Everything stops for tea

Oh, a lawyer in the courtroom

In the middle of an alimony plea

Has to stop and help 'em pour when the clock strikes four

Everything stops for tea

It's a very good English custom

Though the weather be cold or hot

When you need a little pick-up, you'll find a little tea cup

Will always hit the spot

You remember Cleopatra

Had a date to meet Mark Anthony at three

When he came an hour late she said "You'll have to wait"

For everything stops for tea

Oh, they may be playing football

And the crowd is yelling "Kill the referee!"

But no matter what the score, when the clock strikes four

Everything stops for tea

Oh, the golfer may be golfing

And is just about to make a hole-in-three

But it always gets them sore when the clock yells "four!"

Everything stops for tea

It's a very good English custom

And a stimulant for the brain

When you feel a little weary, a cup'll make you cheery

And it's cheaper than champagne

Now I know just why Franz Schubert

Didn't finish his unfinished symphony

He might have written more but the clock struck four

And everything stops for tea

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lovely, nothing changes realy, does it ?

Are those re-enactors of dad's army in those opening pics? great show, that is. I visited the dad's army museum in Bressingham last summer, they have Jones-ies van!

R.

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