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Walking on the Lleyn

Thank you!

Unitedstatesian small-scale farmers can find it economical for their household and profitable for their sales to grow local, traditional crops such as the three southwest sisters' beans, corn and squashes and such as the four and the five Massachusetts sisters' beams, bee balm and/or sunflower, corn and squashes.

What might North Wales' agricultural-interior, small-scale farmers grow for household use and local-market traditional food sales?

Online sources seem to suggest barley, cabbage, leeks, oats, potatoes and wheat as traditional crops for local-serving, tradition-spirited Welsh crops and meals.

Would that be possible or would there be more or somethings else?

DerdriuMarriner, Mar 27, 2024

Jessie Marion King - A Versatile Artist and Educator

Thank you so many times for your links at the very end of the 10th fact, Her art on display.

The LearnbatikwithCinderella article through the manyinterestingfacts link ends with a clearly, succinctly helpful illustrated Requirements for success in batik.

Is it known what personal protective equipment JMK involved in her batik?

DerdriuMarriner, Mar 27, 2024

Walking on the Lleyn

Small scale farmers operate on the same model as US farmers.

frankbeswick, Mar 27, 2024

A Woman Alone: Decades Living in a Ruined Village

The beaches in Britain are mostly light brown. But don't read the Sun if you want academic quality information.

frankbeswick, Mar 27, 2024

A Line of Scandalous Women

There are no traditions concerning Joseph's death.

frankbeswick, Mar 27, 2024

Pathways to God

I think that it was accepted

frankbeswick, Mar 27, 2024

Eat Like a Fish: a Review

There is no tradition about drinks with starrygazey pie. People drink what they like.

frankbeswick, Mar 27, 2024

A Line of Scandalous Women

Thank you!

It appears that ancient genealogies assert the male, the paternal lines.

Does that tendency express itself in burial places?

For example, is it known where Joseph died and where he was buried?

Would Joseph have preferentially been buried with his birth family or with his wife and children?

DerdriuMarriner, Mar 26, 2024

A Woman Alone: Decades Living in a Ruined Village

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Online sources led me to Sun articles about black-sanded Isle of Skye and pink-sanded Devon beaches.

The former article mentions black-sanded beaches as only occurring in Iceland and in the Canary Islands. It mentions not at all the beautiful, famous black-sand beaches of the Hawaiian islands.

Might there be more colored-sand beaches in the British Isles?

DerdriuMarriner, Mar 26, 2024

Eat Like a Fish: a Review

Your comment March 21, 2023, in answer to my previous question March 20, 2023, considers stargazy pie a main-course item.

Your answer explains that you have not eaten the afore-mentioned pie.

But might you hazard an "educated guess" -- ;-D -- or might you know what cold or hot drinks would be served before, during, after this main-course, pastried fish?

DerdriuMarriner, Mar 26, 2024

Pathways to God

Thank you!

Queen's University Belfast and Trinity College geneticists communicated DNA results regarding a 5,000-year-old skull in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences online Dec. 28, 2015.

The aforementioned scientists described as dating from 3343 BC to 3020 BC the Ballynahatty Neolithic skull discovered in northern Ireland in 1855. They equated that skull with Near East and Pontic Steppe origins!

How might those results have been received by academic and non-academic appreciators of Gaeic culture?

DerdriuMarriner, Mar 26, 2024

The Frayed Atlantic Edge: a review

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The isle of Man can be described as between England and Ireland.

Do the isle inhabitants consider themselves their own culture and people or do they consider themselves close to England or to Ireland?

DerdriuMarriner, Mar 26, 2024

Walking on the Lleyn

Thank you!

Small Unitedstatesian farms can be owner-operated or renter-occupied by those who delight in self-sufficiency or in rural or suburban grocery supplier-ship or in small farmer market sales.

Might that be what North Wales' agricultural-interior farmers practice?

DerdriuMarriner, Mar 26, 2024

Jessie Marion King - A Versatile Artist and Educator

Thank you so many times for the manyinterestingfacts link at the very end of your last subheading!

The third-last image in Learn batik with Cinderella includes among the illustrated Requirements for success in batik a Daily News front page.

What is the aforementioned paper's batik-realizing role?

DerdriuMarriner, Mar 26, 2024

Jessie Marion King - A Versatile Artist and Educator

Thank you for the fairyworld link that linked me to JMK illustrations of King Wenceslas.

The second in-text image gives us the music and the words to the Good King Wenceslas carol.

Is that JMK artwork?

DerdriuMarriner, Mar 26, 2024

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