Hi Fellow Arachnids,
Sorry, but this only a tour of the shop attached to the Honiton Museum. There
is quite a bit more to it and well worth a visit. And the shop does carry a
lot of things other souvenir shops dont. (it used to carry lace making tools
and books as well as patterns. Bliss!). The
You can tour the museum and go into all of the rooms. It's just like Street
View. Put your mouse pointer where you want to be in the room, or through a
doorway and click. Use the compass in the right bottom corner. You can go into
all of the rooms, including those down the stairs. You can even go
Hi Arachnids
I am happy to call them buffalo wings or anything you like as long as we
understand each other and the implications of the words we use. Some time ago
I suggested that OIDFA compiled an âObservers book of Lacesâ.
Unfortunately they did not bite â too time consuming perhaps,
If you want so search Google you will probably have to use the spelling All
Hallows (not Hollows) Museum
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Sorry for the misspelling, I was in a Harry Potter frame of mind.
Helene
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Hi Jean and other Arachnids,
Thank you very much for that. Learned something new. I dont use Google if I
can help it as I find them intrusive, but sometimes needs must.
I will now waste some time enjoying that Honiton Museum tour. It has been
years since I have
