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Posted on April 9, 2010 by Simon Miller

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The world’s most remote restaurant maybe? click through for pics – looks scary, although apparently you can get a cable car up there too.

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Q: Aye, so, um how can I comment on one of your posts without having to ‘Ask You’ how to do it in your ‘Ask Me’ section? (I simply LOVE the way I am licensed to ask you ANYTHING at all). Q: What is Feedburner? Q: How are you?… I’ve missed your bread/burger/babes blogs. Mr Gary Watson

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