"Here lies the remains of Charles Mackarter whose fame as an honest man and remarkable piper will survive this generation for his manners were easy & regular as his music and the the melody of his fingers will..."
Friday, 19 November 2010
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It's a shame to see this former stately home now neglected, a crumbling ruin left to decay... :-( I wonder if anyone recognises the tow... -
This morning I walked to Witham Park to experiment with a new camera. I photographed this lichen hoping to identify it, but my book isn'... -
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The Meridian Laser is a line beamed into the night sky from the Royal Observatory at Greenwich. The line sits on the Prime Meridian and is ...
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It could be a whole new game... 'Complete the Inscription!'
My daughter teaches 20th century British Lit. and took a trip over a couple of years ago and also a quick tour of Scotland. I think only a day.
She visited my favorite poet's home there. I love Wordsworth. I will have to ask if she also visited here.
I too like old stones and markers. They are always so interesting.
I am adding you, Holly and Ratty to my blog John. Which do you prefer? Here or English Wilderness?
I am guessing English Wilderness. Just drop over when you can and let me know!
Jackie
I will have her ask her friend who teaches this period in British Lit. and see if she can find out anything more about the drowning. She hopes to return to London soon.
I am hoping I get to visit as well. I am into the Elizabethan period. Everything about that period is like candy to a baby to me.
Oh, how sad (and intriguing) that the inscription wasn't finished! I got into trouble with my husband in Scotland. I was so fascinated by Scottish history that I was writing things down and it led to a bit of an argument!!
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