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The good old bagel bakery, ahh that brings back memories, not all pleasant but memories just the same

I used top walk down Brick Land twice a day in the early '90s.

I did a couple of months teaching practice at Daneford Boys School.

The name sounded posh when I got the placement!



Steve W

Pecker wrote:I used top walk down Brick Land twice a day in the early '90s.

I did a couple of months teaching practice at Daneford Boys School.

The name sounded posh when I got the placement!



Steve W

A reat introduction to Multi-Cultural London, should you have needed one

Once every two months I take an hour drive detour after work to get a couple or three

Hopefully not in your works motor

How to p!$$ people of and lose friends
All this talk about the Bagel bakery, I went for a few beers last night, and thought.. Why not.
So wandered up Brick Lane.., and yes they are still as good as I remember them.

Thanks for the reminder Eddie.

keith157 wrote:Hopefully not in your works motor

How much I would love to try it, but I don't think I'll get a 44 ton lorry up brick lane?

derekmiller wrote:How to p!$$ people of and lose friends
All this talk about the Bagel bakery, I went for a few beers last night, and thought.. Why not.
So wandered up Brick Lane.., and yes they are still as good as I remember them.

Thanks for the reminder Eddie.

No worries fella, I hope you had mustard on them?

Middlesex street (petticoat lane market) used to be my stop off on the way to work for bagels each morning, delicious !

My firm used ot be based in Alie Street behind Aldgate est station. Getting to workl was fun kids would throw waterbombs at you off the flats there.

Wasn't all bad though had a massive snowball fight with them one year, us in suits them in their ski gear very funny.

Eddie wrote:

keith157 wrote:Hopefully not in your works motor

How much I would love to try it, but I don't think I'll get a 44 ton lorry up brick lane?

Well you might get it in but you wouldn't get it out again

Eddie wrote: No worries fella, I hope you had mustard on them?

Of course.

UKEgger wrote:Middlesex street (petticoat lane market) used to be my stop off on the way to work for bagels each morning, delicious !

My firm used ot be based in Alie Street behind Aldgate est station. Getting to workl was fun kids would throw waterbombs at you off the flats there.

Wasn't all bad though had a massive snowball fight with them one year, us in suits them in their ski gear very funny.

Things havent changed I stay in Middlesex Street during the week when I am in London.