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The Wild Atlantic Way
Sorry,I do not know. I suspect that Achil might be the residue of an earlier non-Celtic language, possibly stretching back to Neolithic times. But which language I know not.
frankbeswick, on 01/11/2024
A Nice Cup of Tea
Razors are mere folklore without any evidence. Tea leaves work, as they are van acidic substance.
frankbeswick, on 01/11/2024
A Child's Future
Dentistry. It's entry requirements are harder than medicine's.
frankbeswick, on 01/11/2024
The Hungergames Phenomenon
It is a bit like the Games of Thrones - what was done was done - and nothing can bring back the original atmosphere
Jo_Murphy, on 01/10/2024
The Hungergames Phenomenon
It isn't available. I was tricked by the trailer. I will be notified when it is available in AU.
It didn't have the magnetic attraction of the first three but it was certainly informative and well done.
Jo_Murphy, on 01/10/2024
Understanding Guernica: Insight into the Suffering Associated with Spanish Civil War
Watching now - it will take me a while to gather my thoughts
Jo_Murphy, on 01/10/2024
Understanding Guernica: Insight into the Suffering Associated with Spanish Civil War
Amazing! I am catching up on all this watching!
Jo_Murphy, on 01/10/2024
How to Plan, Design and Manage Workshops
I proved myself wrong. They serve the purpose of moving sand!
Jo_Murphy, on 01/10/2024
How to Plan, Design and Manage Workshops
I think sculptures that walk along the beach are non-functional. Unless you got picky. They serve the function of furthering the art of kinetic sculpture
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pj-NqWDH2qE
Jo_Murphy, on 01/10/2024
What Made Sir Sydney Nolan So Popular?
https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/watch/2042282051522. Watching Now
Might be good for the kids at school?
Jo_Murphy, on 01/10/2024
How to Zentangle
Now that I have taken up Travel Writing with such gusto _ I think I will get to Hawaii
Jo_Murphy, on 01/10/2024
What Made Sir Sydney Nolan So Popular?
I will go and look now and see if I can find it. Thanks for the suggestion. Jo
Jo_Murphy, on 01/10/2024
10 Lessons from Bremen Town Musicians
Thank you!
There's a Grimm Brothers version in the fantasy section of the library here.
This week I will look at the online versions mentioned below and at the public-library version here.
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/10/2024
A Quiet Corner of Ireland
Thank you!
May we say "chalky" is synonymous with "chalk-like" or "near-chalky"?
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/10/2024
The Wild Atlantic Way
Online sources do not seem to be forthcoming regarding the meaning of achill even as they give its etymology as from the Irish Acaill and Oileán Aclan.
The Mayo Ireland Limited site identifies "look-out, prospect" as a possible meaning even as ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/10/2024