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Quite right. How much beingbfirstbmattersvwith twins I do not know.

No date can be agreed on.

Becausevartificial fertilisers have often replaced rather than supplemented natural soil enhancers like manure, seaweed and leaf mould.

We have nothing like the blood drive. We have fish meals but with no set or traditional menu.

Definitely Scaninavian influence derived from Norway is strong in the Isle of Man.

No. Silage is used by all herbivores kept on farms.

No. There was no record. The supposed neanderthals were normal Homo Sapiens who were a just a bit different from the majority

The second paragraph to the first subheading, The tale of the Welsh Neanderthals, advises us that "Why did the Oxford professor choose the Tregaron region, which is a mountainous area of East Wales centred on the mountain plateau of Plynlimmon and part of the wider, ill-defined district of Elenydd, the Green Desert of Wales, the loneliest, least populated part of the Principality of Wales, a land of small towns and widely spread sheep farms and dark night skies unsullied by artificial illumination? The reason was that Tregaron and Elenydd in general has a relict population, one that has been stable in the area for many thousands of years, probably going back to the first post-ice age settlers of Britain."

Unitedstatesians admire British Isles-ers as world-best family historians and genealogists. Is there an oldest-known, valid genealogical account for Tregaron specifically and Elenydd generally?

Frank, Thank you for your comment below in answer to my previous tap-water drinking observation and question.

It's what I imagined as indicative of the British Isles-ers, who impressed tennis champion Arthur Ashe (Jul 10, 1943-Feb. 6, 1993) with their love of flowers, manners and traditions.

The aforementioned trio links with environmental health and respect, might one say?

Thank you for your comment below on Jan. 23, 2021, in answer to my previous, same-day question.

How disappointing! No "specially environmentally friendly way of pumping" does not go -- if one likes wolves as I do even as perhaps it does go if one dislikes wolves as I don't -- with the English Wikipedia-defined etymology of Ulpha as originating in Old Norse ulfr haugr ("wolves hill").

So is the pumping equipment environmentally-unfriendly in its design and operation or is it the way that it's implemented that's either environmentally-friendly or unfriendly?

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

So cattle eat hay during the winter even as sheep eat silage as winter feed.

Might it make cattle sick to eat silage and sheep to eat hay?

I searched through my documents to findvthevonline version. But I am going to bed soon, so I will send it to you tomorrow, but could you message me your e-mail address.

Please accept my apologies if I ask these two questions again even as the computer acted as if I asked them already signed out.

Online sources associate "lesser" with "younger."

Might that make St. Thomas the older of the twin brothers?

(Would that have rewarded him with a higher, older-child status in the birth order or would it not have mattered then which twin was delivered first?)

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

It amazes me somewhat that the Jewish people believe in the Messiah even as they, albeit so well-versed in scriptures, cannot agree on his identity.

Do the Jewish people have any information as to when and where -- Israel? -- their Messiah is to manifest himself?

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

So here comes another question.

The third paragraph to the second subheading, Soil and planting, considers that "But I also need to augment the soil with minerals,as western soils [European and American] are declining in mineral content."

Why might American and European soils manifest declining mineral-content soils?