Lucas Digne (going to PSG)

[RamboandBruno]

Lucas is on holiday in Devon

Really?

I'm in Lynmouth for a few days, I'll keep an eye out for him!

He’ll be riding on the funicular railway then doing his double fist celebration when he gets off.

Every time he gets out of that victorian cable car between Lynton and Lynmouth

[Sexual Ealing]

Another scone!

[Olneythelonely]

Another scone!

Lovely stuff.

What a like most about it is that the people who pronounce it incorrectly don’t get to enjoy it as much.

[Ian.]

Another scone!

Lovely stuff.

What a like most about it is that the people who pronounce it incorrectly don’t get to enjoy it as much.

Ha!

Now we should start the great Devon debate (again, probably)

Cream on first!

[Dick Edwards]

Lucas is on holiday in Devon

Haven't seen him around Croyde Bay this week.

[kippaxvilla2]

Scones are world class.

[Brazilian Villain]

Now we should start the great Devon debate (again, probably)

Cream on first!

Absolutely.

[Tayls_7]

Now we should start the great Devon debate (again, probably)

Cream on first!

Absolutely.

Oh no. Surely it's easier to splodge the cream onto the jam than the other way around? Am I Devon or Cornwall? I like pasties but without jam or cream.

[Goldenballs]

If you try to put the cream on after the jam the scone loses all structural integrity and starts to crumble, so you have to cram it straight into your mouth as one.

[Brazilian Villain]

If you try to put the cream on after the jam the scone loses all structural integrity and starts to crumble, so you have to cram it straight into your mouth as one.

Thank you, Professor Wolff.

[dave shelley]

As an aside, I've always thought Bedfordshire Clangers sounded nice.

[Tayls_7]

As an aside, I've always thought Bedfordshire Clangers sounded nice.

Are they related to the lunar Clangers? Is that why Soup Dragons can also be found in Manchester?

[malckennedy]

If you try to put the cream on after the jam the scone loses all structural integrity and starts to crumble, so you have to cram it straight into your mouth as one.

Jam first! Trying to spread jam on top of the cream is like trying to nail jelly to a fence.

[Ian.]

Now we should start the great Devon debate (again, probably)

Cream on first!

Absolutely.

Oh no. Surely it's easier to splodge the cream onto the jam than the other way around? Am I Devon or Cornwall? I like pasties but without jam or cream.

That be Cornish.

Devonians are cream on first, but I will say The Cornish Pasty is far superior to the Devonshire version. That crusty handle finishes off a treat.

[Toronto Villa]

Maybe I’ve just not had a really good one, but I’ve never been a fan of Cornish pasties.