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Thank you for your comment below in answer to my previous observation and question.

The eighth comment box to your wizzley Limits mentions freshman and sophomore college math courses.

What might those courses be about? Would they start with algebra?

Snakes, such as aďers do get under matting, butb snakes are scarce in Britain

It does not sound very Christian, but not ball mediaeval practices met Christian standards.

The greenhouses were used by Bangor University but when they were no longer needed they were rented to Medwyn.

The local council is the municipal government.

I love writing, but My best writing is in articles, followed by short stories. I have Written educational materials, which are now out of print.

I got the phrase seventh bread from my studies of vegetables. I gotnmynIrish from an Open University course and from a friend, carl

there is a massive move here away from traditional colours . The photo is my lovely daughter in law, me and my granddaughter .
There is a photo of |Frank, me and another brother further down

yes. mid summer here in north west England and it blew a gale last night , storms and rain . wet today. it is how it is. cold and wet

No he would have been spotted walking through the hotel in a mask

i think you need a new computer

Rye bread in our house. And soda bread. All home made.
Gingerbread is a cake over here not a bread.

I do speak a little Irish Gaelic and I do not know where he gets this.

Barley, wheat, rye and ginger are still common

Barley, rye, Wheaton and ginger are still common

When I started teaching there were two remedial courses, intro algebra and intermediate algebra, which were later called foundation courses because remedial had a bad connotation. They were high school level for students too weak for college level math, and did not count for credit. Then came college algebra and trig or discreet math, depending on one's major, which served as math requirements for many. In my case those courses did not count. Both physics and math started with calculus, then differential equations. After that we picked from the more advanced courses. Engineering and chem were in our position, nothing less than calculus counted.