katysails wrote:



Ach, and the haggis will be waitin on the hearth....



Good grief, that'd be enough to keep me away. Have you
ever eaten that stuff Katy? My mother was a Geordie, and
I wasn't born very far from the Scottish border, I know
why Hadrien built that wall!


Cheers
Marty

Martin Baxter wrote:

Good grief, that'd be enough to keep me away. Have you
ever eaten that stuff Katy? My mother was a Geordie, and
I wasn't born very far from the Scottish border, I know
why Hadrien built that wall!

Hadrian's Wall was well south of Geordieland - you're thinking of the
Antonine Wall.


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Wally wrote:




Hadrian's Wall was well south of Geordieland - you're thinking of the
Antonine Wall.

But it's well north (at least by English standards where 15 miles
is a long way) of Yorkshire from whence I hail.

Cheers
Marty

Marty explained:=20
But it's well north (at least by English standards where 15 miles
is a long way) of Yorkshire from whence I hail.

Then you MUST have known James Herriot : )
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katysails wrote:


Then you MUST have known James Herriot : )

Well certainly, he fixed my cat! ;-o

Cheers
Marty

Marty wailed: Good grief, that'd be enough to keep me away. Have you
ever eaten that stuff Katy? My mother was a Geordie, and
I wasn't born very far from the Scottish border, I know
why Hadrian built that wall!

My grandfather was a Clark...unfortunately, I have had the =
concoction...was a good thing I didn't know what I had eaten til a =
couple of hours later....it really wasn't as bad as it could have been. =
Roast bear is much worse.


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