Help yourself, go on....go on .....go on! by aangus

Photography • Food • posted on Feb 14, 2005

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Have a sweet for Validay, go on ...take a couple, here... have some for your freinds too, there's plenty to go about, here... stick some in your pocket for later... go on, go on, go on. Candy balls are the best. The Sweety shop Oban

Comments (15)

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Mikan

2:27PM | Mon, 14 February 2005

I think I'll have some (more)...and you go to my yesterday post and have some chocolate! :-P

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Punaguy

2:32PM | Mon, 14 February 2005

I really sholdn't (snatches a handful) it's really bad for me,(fills pockets)...Dr. says I should watch my sweets, (gobbles a mouthful). Mmmm mmmm, thanks for the eye candy!

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Onslow

2:54PM | Mon, 14 February 2005

I didn't know shops did this anymore I thought it was going to be a replica shop but I guess not because of the prices - I'll put me three farthings back in my pocket and have some of each please Mr.

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DJB

3:34PM | Mon, 14 February 2005

Good old fashioned candy store.Have a few here too.Nice image for the day!

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jgkane

4:14PM | Mon, 14 February 2005

Mmmm. Rhubarb Rock, in particular, brings back memories of childhood ... before I discovered what the dentist did. In the 'olden days' as my children said, I could buy 480 caramels for a 1 - four for a penny. I had to explain the old LSD ( Pounds, Shillings and Pence ) currency to a friend yesterday. Working it out, we reckoned toffees are more expensive than wage inflation has been over the past 45 years.. So, tempting, especially so since it is Lent, Anthony. Getting my own back, I can advise you that the last time I was in Lanark, there was a great, old fashioned sweetie shop too. I dare anyone to enter, breathe in the aroma, not salivate, and leave without either purchasing sweets, or eating some! I can just smell the aniseed from here. Regards, John.

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sossy

5:02PM | Mon, 14 February 2005

wow! where to start? you got your generous pants on? LOL remind me of my grandma when she was a girl, she bought for less money mixed sweets (she got 3) and the salesman said, that she can mix them herself! g may I take 2 hands full for Sheila? ;o)))

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Enmos

5:40PM | Mon, 14 February 2005

Yummy !! :D Sweet shot here lol Superb capture !!

UKmac

11:41PM | Mon, 14 February 2005

Aniseed Balls, Mmmmmmmmmm, Haven't seen them for years. Angus, WHAT no hills, no snow, what is going on!!! I didn't find this shop when I was down in Oban a few weeks ago (house hunting). Steve

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sharky_

1:51AM | Tue, 15 February 2005

This looks very good. I wouldn't mind having a little of everything. Aloha

cynlee

2:53AM | Tue, 15 February 2005

oh my!!! if that doesn't put a smile on anyone's sweettooth!! :D :d :D ;d yummmmmmmmmm... fascinating nostalgic days with modern prices (per onslow)

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oscilis

5:08AM | Tue, 15 February 2005

Rhubarb rock! This takes me straight back to Mrs Weir's sweetie shop in Dollar, Scotland. Any lucky bags? Sherbet dips? Gobstoppers? I used to get one and sixpence pocket money and I was allowed to spend sixpence on sweets. Wonderful photo.

NeptuneNH

5:59AM | Tue, 15 February 2005

Miammmmmmmmmmm sent bon!!!V

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