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Jessie Marion King - A Versatile Artist and Educator
Thank you for the fairyworld link at the very end of your last subheading!
The Fairies subheading has as its second in-text image six mermaid illustrations. My cursor indicates nothing regarding published-book attributions.
Might you have ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/25/2024
Walking on the Lleyn
The first sentence to your introduction considers that "The Lleyn Peninsula is the extremity of North Wales, a long stretch of open countryside with small coastal towns on its fringe, but with a large, agricultural interior of small farms, quiet ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/25/2024
The Frayed Atlantic Edge: a review
The last two sentences in your introduction advise us that "there is sustained reflection on the place of Atlantic cultures in modern urban London-centred Britain.The whole journey is the isles as seen from a small craft, as our ancestors once ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/25/2024
Pathways to God
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English Wiktionary attributes the earliest known references to Druids as from the 4th century B.C.
Did everyone just accept the Druids as native to what is now modern-day Britain, France and Ireland?
Or was there speculation as to ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/25/2024
Eat Like a Fish: a Review
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Online sources appear to associate staragazy pie with either pilchard heads or pilchard tails.
What happens to the rest? Might the parts not sticking out be mashed and mixed with the other ingredients, for ;-D pilcharded eggs and ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/25/2024
A Woman Alone: Decades Living in a Ruined Village
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De-pebbling and de-sanding can be problematic for Hawaiian beaches.
Hawaiian beaches can be black-, green- or red-sanded. The beautiful colors can be jeopardized by commercial and individual de-sanders.
Do the British Isles have ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/25/2024
A Line of Scandalous Women
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Online sources describe Jewish culture as matchmaker-traditioned at least since Biblical times.
Is there any tradition as to what a prospective husband and his family looked for in a prospective bride?
Might family history and ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/25/2024
A Day at the Poynton Show
The woodchuck is not fauna native To the British Isles
frankbeswick, on 03/25/2024
A Woman Alone: Decades Living in a Ruined Village
In some instances deshingling may be a problem , but not normally.
frankbeswick, on 03/25/2024
A Walk With my Father:
To my knowledge no blue her on has found its way here.
frankbeswick, on 03/25/2024
Eat Like a Fish: a Review
Pilchardscare all pretty similarbinnsize,,so maybe four pernpie is right.
frankbeswick, on 03/25/2024
Walking on the Lleyn
This information is new to me. Sorry
frankbeswick, on 03/25/2024
Pathways to God
There !was general agreement between them,but little information was given.
frankbeswick, on 03/25/2024
A Day at the Poynton Show
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The National Weather Service attributes the shadow-seeing woodchuck tradition to German settlers in 18th-century Pennsylvania.
The Library of Congress site gives the Palatinate region of southwest Germany as 18th-century source for ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/25/2024
A Woman Alone: Decades Living in a Ruined Village
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That's interesting about west-coast locations of British-Isles shingle beaches. Hawaiian equivalents, as pebble beaches, occur perhaps most desirously along west-coast Hawaii county and island.
Hawaiian pebble and sand beaches ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/25/2024