Doesn't ring any bells (pardon the awful pun).
Was he inside or outside? There is a stall inside that used to be run by an
asian guy, but that's just been taken over by two white blokes.
And Jack's fabrics (the place that sells suiting down near the bottom,
inside), has been taken over by the
:-D
That's nothing...in Ohio, I can visit London, Paris, Cairo, Lima, Toledo and
Mantua in a day. Of course, some of them are pronounced oddly; Mantua is
Man-ta-way; Lima is Ly-ma like the bean. Cairo and Paris are just wide
spots in the road.
Except for Toledo, none of them have a fabric
From what I've read (can't remember the sources, it was some time ago)
that cotton orignally came in several colours but white is the easiest
to dye so plants were bred to be as white as possible.
I think cotton started/was used as an ornamental plant, I think China?
so colour would be
Hi all--
I am sorry that there was a repeat of the email. I resent it because my
computer said I was not on the h-costume list. I resent it trying to get it
to post. I also sent it to the Society-wide Laurel's list, the Eastern
Manche and Laurel lists, since no one had posted the link to those
My husband and I have a theory that there should be wormholes between
places with the same name, so you only have to drive to the one nearest
and then travel almost instantaneously to the distant one. We think
this every time we set off on the 10-hour drive to my parents, and pass
a town of
When my parents would drive to visit my Grandparents we would pass New Mexico,
Texas and Warsaw, NY - all within a few minutes of each other.
Near Rochester there is a Lima also, however if you pronounce it like the bean
they will either hit you or throw zuchinni at you (depending upon the
At 12:04 PM 6/4/2006, you wrote:
As for this painting of Eleonora not being discussed as a subject on this
list: since the h-costume list was the source,I thought it would be OK to
comment. I did not realize one had to wait for someone specific, or a
specific group of list members to make
The New York up the road from my childhood home is more or less a one road
village.
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Kate wrote:
That's nothing...in Ohio, I can visit London, Paris, Cairo, Lima, Toledo and
Mantua in a day. Of course, some of them are pronounced oddly; Mantua is
Man-ta-way; Lima is Ly-ma like the bean. Cairo and Paris are just wide
spots in the road.
Don't forget Cambridge and Oxford!
Gail
Well, duh. I've been through Cambridge many, many times and there's a yearly
SCA event in Oxford that I regularly attend.
My husband tells that there is a Rome here too. :-) Hmm...I just checked
and there are not one, but THREE Romes in Ohio! Looks like all three are
wide spots in the road,
The duh was for me, btw...I should have remembered that they're in Ohio!
kate
- Original Message -
From: Ailith Mackintosh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Historical Costume [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 11:13 PM
Subject: Re: [h-cost] Re: h-costume Digest, Vol 5, Issue 462
Don't forget Athens and Lancaster. Plus I love
shopping in Berlin - all those lovely fabric shops.
Rebecca
--- Ailith Mackintosh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The duh was for me, btw...I should have remembered
that they're in Ohio!
kate
- Original Message -
From: Ailith
For those on digest, please place something in the subject line other then
Digest, Vol #, Issue### so that I may know what the subject is about. It is
easier for my poor feeble mind to remember New Portrait or Hosen
question then Vol. #, Issue ###
Thank you,
De
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