Jane Partridge wrote:
Myth or Mystery at The Hollies. The Hollies will be open on the
following Saturdays: 24 July, 31 July, 7 August, 14 August, 21 August
and 28 August from 10am to 5pm. Visitors can vote for a Visitors' Trophy
to be awarded to those exhibits on display at The Hollies.
I'd just
As you may have guessed by now the visit will be after lunch.
See yaa
Diana
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Hallo,
Just to let you know the german lacers get the book finally too. I got
mine this morning from B. Fay. I had a long talk with them in tönder
therefore i know that it wasn't easy to get this book.
Hope you could share my joy.
Greetings from stormy, stormy Hamburg in Germany
Ilske
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I must apologise to everyone on the list for the message I sent earlier
which was a private mail to a friend with a similar addy.
I will add as an excuse that I celebrated my 60th birthday yesterday - I
rest my case!!
Diana on a warm sunny evening in Northamptonshire
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Dear Lace History Buffs,
To understand why lace might be used on European wedding aprons, it is
interesting to study the attire of women on that continent for centuries - going
back 20,000 years or so. First, there were the string skirts - not skirts as we
know them, but panels of string
Hello Spiders
I've finally got broadband up and running so have been surfing around
without thinking about the 'phone bill! Mostly from some of the links
on my own website, and I found Jo Falkink-Pol's Flanders mesh
Generator.
It's Flanders ground (cane-ground or rose-ground with just one
In reply to Lorelei's very astute observations about tape laces, I have
also noted the very early ten stick curlicues in the Milanese-Flemish
laces. The connection I made was with the Punto Fiandra from Italy, which
works a three pair braid with knotted picots. The Italians wouldn't have
It may not be in their catalogue yet if it is still sitting in a
workroom waiting to be catalogued. Don't know about Uni libraries here,
but I know in Oz, it's not uncommon for there to be backlogs - sometimes
substantial ones.
Cheers,
Helen, Aussie in Denver
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A Scotsman applied for admission to the NY City Police Force. The inspector
glared at him and asked, 'How would you disperse a large unruly crowd '
'Weel replied the Scotsman, I'm no too sure how ye do it here in NY , but in
Aberdeen we just pass the hat around , and they soon begin to shuffle
David That one came out of the ark :-) Such jokes about Aberdonians are
legendary - and are invented by Aberdonians.
Patricia in Wales but formerly in Aberdeen.
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1. The Scouts are saving aluminum cans, bottles and other items to be
recycled. Proceeds will be used to cripple children.
2. Ladies Bible Study will be held Thursday morning at 10. All ladies are
invited to lunch in the Fellowship Hall after the B.S. is done.
3. The pastor would appreciate it
I could not get pictures of it. Ebay came up with Image currently
unavailabe in each picture square.
Has anyone else had this problem? Why would they remove the pictures?
from Liz in Melbourne, Oz,
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