spencer
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Edited Jan 16, 2018, 10:41
Re: Books of possible interest
Jan 16, 2018, 10:38
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Prehistoric Rock Art in Northumberland - Stan Beckensall ...very interesting. A labour of love type tome. And, it seems, there may be a parallel or link between some rock art here and that at Kilmartin. As a bye the bye, I was very surprised to find that the last person to add a book here quite a while back was....me. Does'nt anybody read these days?
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thelonious
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Re: Books of possible interest
Jan 16, 2018, 11:16
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spencer wrote: As a bye the bye, I was very surprised to find that the last person to add a book here quite a while back was....me. Does'nt anybody read these days?
I'm still waiting for someone to do a recumbent stone circle pop-up book. First day purchase for me :-)
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Littlestone
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The Amazing Pop-Up Stonehenge
Jan 16, 2018, 12:21
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thelonious wrote: spencer wrote: As a bye the bye, I was very surprised to find that the last person to add a book here quite a while back was....me. Does'nt anybody read these days?
I'm still waiting for someone to do a recumbent stone circle pop-up book. First day purchase for me :-)
Would this be of any interest. :-)
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thelonious
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Edited Jan 16, 2018, 13:33
Re: The Amazing Pop-Up Stonehenge
Jan 16, 2018, 13:29
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Littlestone wrote: thelonious wrote: spencer wrote: As a bye the bye, I was very surprised to find that the last person to add a book here quite a while back was....me. Does'nt anybody read these days?
I'm still waiting for someone to do a recumbent stone circle pop-up book. First day purchase for me :-)
Would this be of any interest. :-)
I like that. They could do a follow up with Avebury with a pop up pub in the middle :-)
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Sanctuary
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Re: The Amazing Pop-Up Stonehenge
Jan 16, 2018, 14:59
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thelonious wrote: Littlestone wrote: thelonious wrote: spencer wrote: As a bye the bye, I was very surprised to find that the last person to add a book here quite a while back was....me. Does'nt anybody read these days?
I'm still waiting for someone to do a recumbent stone circle pop-up book. First day purchase for me :-)
Would this be of any interest. :-)
I like that. They could do a follow up with Avebury with a pop up pub in the middle :-)
Without the smell of the RL's bogs would be nice :-)
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spencer
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Re: Books of possible interest
Jan 16, 2018, 16:16
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OT, I'll be taking your GPS for a walk soon.. ; ) ta, dude
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thelonious
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Re: Books of possible interest
Jan 16, 2018, 18:32
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Good to know you're getting out there.
We need more photos and fieldnotes from you :-)
Guessing it will be round the Dumfries and Galloway patch? I love that area for old stuff.
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thelonious
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Edited Jan 16, 2018, 18:37
Re: The Amazing Pop-Up Stonehenge
Jan 16, 2018, 18:34
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Sanctuary wrote: thelonious wrote: Littlestone wrote: thelonious wrote: spencer wrote: As a bye the bye, I was very surprised to find that the last person to add a book here quite a while back was....me. Does'nt anybody read these days?
I'm still waiting for someone to do a recumbent stone circle pop-up book. First day purchase for me :-)
Would this be of any interest. :-)
I like that. They could do a follow up with Avebury with a pop up pub in the middle :-)
Without the smell of the RL's bogs would be nice :-)
Guess you won't be buying the new book I'm working on then, 'Skara Brae, a sensory journey into the neolithic - scratch and sniff edition', it's a real page-turner :-))
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spencer
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Re: Books of possible interest
Jan 16, 2018, 18:46
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Nah..on me doorstep. Gotta stack of DnG to upload mind..
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Sanctuary
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Re: Books of possible interest
Jan 16, 2018, 20:02
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spencer wrote: OT, I'll be taking your GPS for a walk soon.. ; ) ta, dude
'bout bloody time too! :-)
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