Almost Famous, Part III

The kebab shop is on a main road though, so it wasn't long before we drove by and Bron exclaimed, "That's it!"

"I have never, ever been in that place," I declared with certainty.

Bron had described the place as a hole in the wall joint that you'd easily wander by without noticing and would probably never sit down to eat inside. First impressions validated this description.

We parked the car and we were both keen to discover the authenticity of this photograph. Alas, when we arrived at the front door we found it was closed. We peered through the window to see if we could see anything, but to no avail.

The place was pretty beat up and had what appeared to be a large bullet hole through the plate glass frontage. The window was cracked in other places too, so perhaps Annerley at nighttime can be a dodgy place to be.

I snapped a few pix and we popped over to the West End for a pub lunch and called it a day. I have promised to return another day to see if it is still in business and get to the bottom of this matter. Besides, Bron tells me they do a mean baklava and I've got a huge sweet tooth.

Guess the gun owner didn't like his kebab or your picture, rough town.

Yeah well....you think you've never "been in that place before" but who is to say what crazy Chris does on a Saturday night in Annerley.

Until I see photographic evidence, I'm standing by my word.

Chris,

Barrie and I met Debra from Florida the other night here at Internet Outpost in Kuta Bali, who we later found out gets our newsletters...'Chris in is Australia, Nick's in Bali somebody is somewhere else' she said. It felt like fame for a moment.

i live just up the road from the shop ur talking bout im pretty shure it was a stone or some sutch thrue the window

this place is safe as houses i assure u all