So, I finally got around to reading the latest issue. Nothing like an injury to help one with the old reading backlog.
I was enjoying Sonya Crawford's PBP article, when the following phrases really caught my attention (actually - I almost choked on my Horlicks):
"The four of us sat in front of a glorious log fire and enjoyed hot drinks and good crack."
followed a little later by
"The Crathe Hotel was a haven, another log fire where we were able to dry a lot of our clothes, the best omelettes I have ever tasted, and more good crack."
Now - is this code for some North of the Border ritual, or am I missing out on something when audaxing, only nobody has ever offered me crack - good or bad?