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▲ 166 r/DowntonAbbey

'JUDAS was only trying to help I suppose, when he brought the Roman soldiers to the GARDEN!'

Forever crushing on this legend.

u/Critical-Tank — 1 month ago
▲ 48 r/DowntonAbbey

Daisy's 'but I wasn't good to 'im' cheese straws 🧀

I've always wanted to make these because of the show. It's incredibly easy because pre-rolled puff pastry exists, though Mrs Patmore would not approve, I'm sure!

u/Critical-Tank — 2 months ago
▲ 262 r/DowntonAbbey

I have named it Sir Anthony Strallen's salted caramel brownie cake

I used bread flour instead of plain because it was all I had so the crumb is a bit chewy! You must think me very disorganised.

u/Critical-Tank — 2 months ago
▲ 33 r/DowntonAbbey

Watching the heck out of this today: A National Theatre discussion with Judy Dench, Ian McKellen and Jim Carter

It's on the National Theatre At Home streaming app, if you want to find it.

u/Critical-Tank — 2 months ago
▲ 157 r/Breadit

How do I get a baked foccacia out of the baking dish please?

I assume I let it cool for a bit.

u/Critical-Tank — 3 months ago
▲ 15 r/UKBirds

Worried about this pigeon in the garden

It has been out there since yesterday evening and hasn't left. Its feet seem fine and it can use its wings to hop up on to things. It seems a bit dazed. I've left water out in shady spots in the garden but it doesn't drink. I worry it might not survive the heat.

u/Critical-Tank — 3 months ago
▲ 69 r/AutismInWomen

What are job interviews like for you?

I find them so hard. I feel like I turn into a babbling 10 year old when I'm trying to come across as an experienced, capable leader. All the words I know leave my brain and I trail off sentences when I should be properly completing a thought. They are so exposing and stressful.

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u/Critical-Tank — 3 months ago
▲ 907 r/DowntonAbbey

I don't know who else this might interest, but here is Highclere Castle appearing in season 2 of Jeeves and Wooster in 1990

I haven't watched Jeeves and Wooster in years and only just realised that there were episodes filmed at Highclere. The whole castle is such a scene stealer, isn't it. Gorgeous.

u/Critical-Tank — 4 months ago
▲ 79 r/DowntonAbbey

Found Robert's next heir

Violet's delivery of 'A chimney sweep from Solihull' always makes me laugh.

u/Critical-Tank — 5 months ago
▲ 65 r/DowntonAbbey

I'm doing rewatch number who knows and just noticed a little detail:

when Mary tells Strallen she has a book he would like Matthew thought she was speaking to him at first.

He says 'oh really?' So hopefully and then she goes off with Strallen 😭 I didn't notice before, no wonder he went home devastated.

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u/Critical-Tank — 5 months ago