Many of you will have noticed that I sometimes end my messages with,
Loughborough
East Mids.UK
Does anyone know the location of the East Midlands? It does not appear on
maps.
I live only about 10 miles from the East Midlands Aiport and there is a
poll to change the name. I beg your indulgence
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Subject: A little off topic -EMA
> Many of you will have noticed that I sometimes end my messages with,
> Loughborough
> East Mids.UK
>
> Does an
Ron,
I bought a custom made penny whistle (for a lot more than a penny) from a
lad in the East Midlands several years ago (his lathe is older than he is,
but not older than I am). And for years I have sung of the Derby (Darbie)
Ram. My greatgrandfather was the mayor of Duns (Doonce) in the lowland
And something like "East Midlands Nottingham Airport"?
Best
Paolo
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Maurice
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From: "Ron Fletcher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: A little off topic -EMA
> Wow, you know it well then
> I studied the classical guitar at the Guildhall School of Music in London
> with Hector Quine. As a student I showed an interest in playing the lute,
> but my teacher claimed that playing the lute was a failure to accept the
> challenges of the guitar. Here ended any possible lute career! in fact
> Rooley went on to do OK, although I have not heard of him playing
>for a long time. Does anyone on the list know of him?
He's one person I wish the LSA would invite to come to a summer seminar.
He showed up in Japan a few years back with his wife Ema Kirkby. They
played some concerts and gave