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LPHP 335 posts |
Apr 10, 2003, 12:01
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I think it happened to Wotan yesterday. MAD! Its like... two parallel universes colliding resulting a double posting! Wow. Heavy. Pix xx
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The Werg 25 posts |
Apr 10, 2003, 15:34
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I picked up my copy of Cornovia at the Eden Project! Also must recommend The Romance of the Stones (which I picked up in WHSmiths in Truro) by Robin Payne (illustrated by Rosemarie Lewsey) - covers, allegedly, every megalith in Cornwall, existing or perished. There are 2 editions - one is huge and about £50 depending on where you get it, the other is just the gazeteer, and I got mine for £10. A quick search got me this online reference to the book: http://www.cw.cx/nder/books/rots.htm Carn Brea (read up on the place before visiting - numerous stones and archaeology features there), Wendron, Burras Menhir, Mabe Church Menhir. Many reports by me, and others are here: http://www.stonehenge.uklinux.net/modules.php?op=modload&name=My_eGallery&file=index&do=showgall&gid=23 Enjoy yourself! So much to see in Cornwall! The Werg
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FourWinds 10943 posts |
Apr 10, 2003, 15:36
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I feckin' hate feckin' Cornwall. The feckin' place is feckin' full of feckin' c*nts!
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ocifant 1758 posts |
Apr 10, 2003, 15:56
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And here's me planning a trip to Ireland! Still, there's no accounting for taste ;-)
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pure joy 334 posts |
Apr 10, 2003, 21:42
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Pix By the by, you can borrow anything you want from me if you want (Belerion, Cornovia, other cornwall books, maps). Don't wanna be negative but I wouldn't necessarily leave guide books to chance when you get there (unless u r just a wild and crazy gal) - Belerion and Cornovia do pop up in lots of touristy places but you can't be certain. And I doubt you'll be able to stumble across the Meyn Mamvro publications.
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LPHP 335 posts |
Apr 10, 2003, 22:21
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Well... I'm buggering off on the 18th hopefully... so it doesnt leave an awful lot of time for preparation. I feel lucky. Pix xx
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cHARLIE 2607 posts |
Apr 11, 2003, 01:08
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Ma brother lives there and he's a bit of a neolithic relic very much in the keltiC sense of the word! Just don't go out drinking with him! u have been warned ! blablabla red wine always makes me talk shite sorry! I'll go now sorry sorry. (as he bows his way out) I AM not ere*
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FourWinds 10943 posts |
Apr 11, 2003, 09:10
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Hope I wasn't taken too seriously. I just couldn't resist the 'foulmouth' perversion of the subject. Cornwall is full of great places - some of the best in GB. FOUGOU !!!!
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LPHP 335 posts |
Apr 11, 2003, 09:54
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Red wine? Red wine makes me laugh raucously, and the I'm hungover for a whole DAY. Sometimes its not what the sounds mean... its just the sounds themselves that make it worth while. Thanks for your input folks! Pix xx
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IronMan 601 posts |
Apr 11, 2003, 12:01
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mfff fmfmf fm fmfmfm fmmmf mfmfmf mmff... <etc>
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