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| Topic Started: Friday, 9. January 2009, 14:41 (2,219 Views) | |
| Mairtin | Tuesday, 7. July 2009, 07:14 Post #241 |
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Sorry, Derek, I just noticed this Contrary to what Draig has just suggested -  - the church is in Mauritius. It's about 15 years since I spent a few months working there and perhaps my memory is playing tricks but it seems to have been renovated since then, I seem to remember it as being constructed of corrugated iron rather than rendered brickwork though a similar colour scheme and equally pretty, helped of course by the beautiful setting.Mauritius has three main ethnic groups - Indian, African and Chinese. This little church serves the mainly African community in the tourist areas of Cap Malheureux where it is situated and nearby Grand Bay and Pereybere. It is indeed heavenly and I loved attending Mass there |
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| Derekap | Tuesday, 7. July 2009, 14:51 Post #242 |
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Thank you Mairtin. I suppose Cap Malheureux was so named after several shipwrecks in history. Purely from this view I would have said it was Cap Heureux. I'm intrigued as to why the bells are on a separate tower rather than in the little red tower above the front door. It reminds me of a small chapel I saw on Television a number of years ago. It was also in an idyllic setting, in New Zealand, and the back wall of of the sanctuary was glass so you could admire God's creation of the beautiful scenery. |
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| CARLO | Saturday, 11. July 2009, 15:04 Post #243 |
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BAKED ALASKA! CAPTIONS WITH A CATHOLIC THEME PLEASE!! 
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| OsullivanB | Saturday, 11. July 2009, 15:25 Post #244 |
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Let us give each other a piece of kitsch Edited by OsullivanB, Saturday, 11. July 2009, 15:27.
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| OsullivanB | Saturday, 11. July 2009, 15:28 Post #245 |
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Edited by OsullivanB, Saturday, 11. July 2009, 15:29.
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| Mrs.Pogle | Friday, 24. July 2009, 16:18 Post #246 |
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Purple cake today...
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| CARLO | Monday, 24. August 2009, 19:32 Post #247 |
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I think this is called a 'Universe' cake !!!  
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| Mrs.Pogle | Tuesday, 25. August 2009, 17:41 Post #248 |
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For those in need of sugary sustenance, I made you all this today...  
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| pat | Tuesday, 25. August 2009, 23:42 Post #249 |
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Lovely cakes, Mrs Pogle! |
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| Derekap | Wednesday, 26. August 2009, 15:55 Post #250 |
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The doctor told me a few days ago I have Impaired Glucose Tolerance and you lot tempt me or make me feel envious - shame on you!! |
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| Mrs.Pogle | Wednesday, 26. August 2009, 17:42 Post #251 |
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I am a cake-evangelist, Derek, so what would you expect...  I am ashamed to say I made that cake yesterday afternoon and there is one slice left (but not all eaten by me, just, err, 3 slices of it...  ) Guess I'll just have to make another...
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| Anne-Marie | Wednesday, 26. August 2009, 17:44 Post #252 |
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Talking about cake... Some people like to have their cake and eat it (though, literally speaking, if they didn't have it they wouldn't ne anle to eat it!) Anyway... There was an interesting item on the news: 5% of all drivers are un-insured; 20% of all young drivers are un-insured. Interviewed on TV, some young lads explained "If they charged less, we could afford it - but as it's so expensive we don't bother. Bit like saying: If they cut the price of new Ferraris to £5000 I could afford one but since they charge a fortune for them, I have to steal one instead: it's all their fault for charging so much! Does no-one educate these morons? Can't afford, go without. If you can only afford to buy and insure a Ford Escort, that's what you should buy! Who gives a stuff about their image? 
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| CARLO | Wednesday, 26. August 2009, 21:48 Post #253 |
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Here is a car cake to keep Anna Maria happy!  
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| Rose of York | Saturday, 29. August 2009, 23:09 Post #254 |
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Hey, there's a cake for every occasion. This is a September cake. 
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| Mrs.Pogle | Sunday, 30. August 2009, 16:10 Post #255 |
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Victoria sponge, anyone?  (I bake better than I debate! )
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