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

English Wiktionary associates mey with Old Norse for "daughter, maiden" and with Scots for "hawthorn flower."

Which might be more possible?

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

College algebra as a "low level" course intrigues me. It isn't what I expected even as I mulled the "lower" aspect of your answer "College algebra or lower."

What would be lower than college algebra!?

The computer crashing canceled my communicating another component of my comment below.

The films Hell or high water and The town deal with fictitious robberies even as they evince possible realism with masks and weapons.

Might the thief have been so bold as not to wear a mask?

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Wow! June as in-school month must be difficult to muster through if sunshine-y weather makes up most of the days.

Twentieth-century Unitedstatesian schools ran from the day after the Labor Day holiday (typically the very end of August or, like this year, the very beginning of September [Sep 2 this year] to before the very-end-of-May Memorial Day holiday.

What would the 8 national days be during the school year?

The area immediately afront the house appeals to me as clean, light-colored, photogenic access.

Do you know from having been there what the medium is? For example, is it a delivery, drive-through or parking lot of gravel or pebbles?

I doubt it is Gaelic. That area in Cumberland is strongly Norse. Norse people of course settled in Ireland but the area in this part of the English Lakes is definitely Norse.

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Aira looks Gaelic to me even as online sources list it as from the Norse eyrr. Might Aira be a Gaelic or an English attempt at the original Norse pronunciation?

The genealogical lists in the Pentteuch.

No. Criminals hadbtheir heads displayed on bridges and castle walls.

I have always loved reading, so that was the root ofbwriting.

Probably Norse.

I don't know. Vatican staffbare not devoted to technology. They use it when necessary.

Plants have local names, but all havebavtwo word scientific namebcontaining genusband soecies.

Wood pigeons in particular feed on vegetable crops. They are a significant consumer of vegetable resources. They hang around allotment sites.

Medwyn's of Anglesey is a thriving business which rents a site containing several greenhouses.