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Big Moose Lake NY: The Ghost of Grace Brown
Yeah, but I'm on the other side of the Atlantic!
Ok, who can we send in our place?
JoHarrington, on 10/26/2012
Big Moose Lake NY: The Ghost of Grace Brown
Not ME! I'm a chicken. Bauuuk, Bauk Bauk!
Ragtimelil, on 10/26/2012
The mysterious Guanches were the “White Indians of Nivaria”
Ken Fisher the former president of the English Library here and myself are working on a project now to get to the bottom of this, literally in many ways. Gordon Kennedy is sending me some more copies of his book over too. There are photos I ...
BardofEly, on 10/26/2012
The mysterious Guanches were the “White Indians of Nivaria”
Nice one! I'd not heard of these people until I read this (excepting your comment elsewhere). I love the notion of that whistling.
JoHarrington, on 10/26/2012
Tips and Tricks After 250 Pages on Wizzley
Diolch yn fawr!
JoHarrington, on 10/26/2012
Big Moose Lake NY: The Ghost of Grace Brown
That's precisely what I thought!
You're closest. Off you go. <3
JoHarrington, on 10/26/2012
Big Moose Lake NY: The Ghost of Grace Brown
ooooh someone needs to tell her she is dead. Time to move into the light. Love the ghost stories.
Ragtimelil, on 10/26/2012
Tips and Tricks After 250 Pages on Wizzley
Certainly, here we are: http://wizzley.com/the-mysterious-guanches-were-the-white-indians-of-nivaria/
BardofEly, on 10/26/2012
Tips and Tricks After 250 Pages on Wizzley
OH! Link please. :D
JoHarrington, on 10/26/2012
Tips and Tricks After 250 Pages on Wizzley
I already have a wizzle about the Guanches and I mention Silbo in it. Whether I could manage a whole article about it is another matter but it would be an interesting read.
BardofEly, on 10/26/2012
Tips and Tricks After 250 Pages on Wizzley
Aww! Perhaps invest in a flute?
I'd like to hear more about the Guanches and their whistles. Is there an article in that for you?
JoHarrington, on 10/26/2012
Health Benefits of Drinking Water
Thanks CarlThomp!
Sam, on 10/26/2012
Tips and Tricks After 250 Pages on Wizzley
The Guanches in La Gomera could be heard 5 miles away it is said when they used the ancient Silbo whistling language to keep in touch across the mountains and valleys. It is is still in use amongst a small number of islanders. No good to me ...
BardofEly, on 10/26/2012
Tips and Tricks After 250 Pages on Wizzley
I still have family in Blaenafon. If I sing loudly enough, you'll hear from there, won't you? If I maybe get a megaphone up on the Blorenge?
JoHarrington, on 10/26/2012
Mother Earth: The Celtic Goddess of Sovereignty
You're not the only Wizzley author encouraging me to write a book right now. I'll have to give it some thought. :)
JoHarrington, on 10/26/2012