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Symbols of Halloween - Use Them at Their Best
The basic Basque symbol concerns the lauburuak (from Basque lau buru ak, "four head [pluralizing] s").
The lauburuak that domicile their swirls with rightward-directioned heads draw us toward life even as the lauburuak that domicile their ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 09/19/2024
A Colorful Journey: Comparing and Contrasting Mexican Folk Art With Polish Folk Art
Very interesting comparison. Thank you for this artistic trip!
Tolovaj, on 09/19/2024
The English Hedge
The exact order of names is not relevant, but the name apple and BlackBerry seems to be the commoner usage.
frankbeswick, on 09/18/2024
The English Hedge
Thank you for your comments below, in answer to my previous observation and question.
Your association of blackberry and apple juice in a fermentation availing blackberry and apple intrigues me.
Is the above product known as apple and ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 09/18/2024
On-page SEO list: 10 things to do to boost your rankings
My pleasure, HollieT!
Tolovaj, on 09/18/2024
What Keyword Research Tool To Use?
Welcome back, HollieT. It's always great to see a familiar face. Keyword reasearch is a necessity, I agree. Still, it's not enough. But without keywords you hardly stand a chance to get noticed, so it's the best possible first step.
Tolovaj, on 09/18/2024
The English Hedge
Yes. BlackBerry jam is very popular, and BlackBerry wine is popular among amateur wine growers. Blackberry is popular when fermented with apple juicebto make blackberry and apple.
frankbeswick, on 09/17/2024
The English Hedge
Thank you for your comments below, in answer to my previous observations and questions.
Blackberry hedges appeal to some Unitedstatesians as functional and ornamental landscaping and as edible, potable homemade food.
Blackberry wine appears ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 09/17/2024
Hildegard of Bingen: a mediaeval female genius
The Channel Isles, e.g. Jersey, werebpartvof Normandy and fully integrated into its coin economy. The other isles, such asvthebOrkneys and Man were Norsebterritorybandbtook to cashbasvthe Norse did
frankbeswick, on 09/17/2024
Hildegard of Bingen: a mediaeval female genius
Thank you for your comments below, in answer to my previous observation and question.
Isles such as the Outer Hebrides lagging in cash-economizing what they once looked as barter-economics-able makes me mull why they might make that ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 09/16/2024
Hildegard of Bingen: a mediaeval female genius
I must say that bit was the North West of Scotland, around Loch Maree and in the region of Lochaber that still had a barter economy.
frankbeswick, on 09/15/2024
Hildegard of Bingen: a mediaeval female genius
Maybe the Outer Hebrides, but I am uncertain.
frankbeswick, on 09/15/2024
Hildegard of Bingen: a mediaeval female genius
Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question.
That highland Scotland "did not have a cash economy until the early nineteenth century" intrigues me.
Might there have been other areas of what merged into ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 09/14/2024
Hildegard of Bingen: a mediaeval female genius
The payment would have varied. In some areas it would be in coin, but in others, e.g. highland Scotland, which did not have a cash economy until the early nineteenth century, payment was in kind, with food, other items such as cloth or services.
frankbeswick, on 09/14/2024
Hildegard of Bingen: a mediaeval female genius
Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question.
The "local wise women" charging intrigues me.
Their charging and the Church nuns not lets the former perhaps learn more easily about Church healing lore from ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 09/13/2024