And then there was fish.

[meriad]

LOL Shell, that is very funny

I like the flavour of fish, but struggle with fish bones - and sods law; I always - and I mean ALWAYS - will be the one that will find that one teeny tiny bone that has been " I guarantee you madam, all our fish is 100% deboned - you will NOT find a bone in your meal." Oh yes I will - and then I just want to gag and cannot eat another bite.

So shell fish or monk fish is fine but it's just not something top of my menu choice

[Workingman]

Now you see one of the delights of tinned salmon is that bit with the spine bones in - the star of the show. Can't stand fresh Salmon.

Tuna is the exact opposite. Fresh Tuna steaks / medallions are to die for. The tinned stuff is like wet chipboard flakes.

[Kaz]

I like tinned tuna

[jenniren]

And another reason why I don't get in the sea - there's fish in there

I'm not so keen on swimming pools, much prefer going in the sea, but don't like fish in my little bit, how very dare they Luckily I'm as blind as a bat without my specs and E knows better than to point any out

[meriad]

I'm not so keen on swimming pools, much prefer going in the sea, but don't like fish in my little bit, how very dare they Luckily I'm as blind as a bat without my specs and E knows better than to point any out

Oh I love snorkelling and seeing all the fish darting about - absolutely fascinating to watch

[Kaz]

The last time I went in the sea here in England, in Weston-Super-Mare, B and I were suddenly surrounded by jellyfish You should have seen us move out of that water At least in the Greek Islands the water is crystal clear

[JanB]

I spend a long time, getting all the dead flies, beetles and bits of fluff out of the pool, before I get in it.

No-one shares my pool

[meriad]

this thread had made me giggle = always good for the soul

[Workingman]

this thread had made me giggle = always good for the soul

Don't you mean 'always good for the sole'?

OK. I'm off to bed.

[JoM]

Goodnight Frank, Cod bless….