> Tatters? Knitters? Needle-lacers? Crocheters?
> Clay
It's the *real* thing : Irish Crochet Lace -
none of your afghan granny squares !!
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Toni in Seattle
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>But the *rainfall* on the 'globe' seems
>certainly to be fluctuating wildly !
yes, and some areas have much more rain than others - I'm not sure what
this has to do with forest fires - we have an unusually dry summer in BC,
but forest fires occur annually here anyway. 2000 lightening strikes,
rec
I can endorse the recommendation of the Embroidery Shop in Edinburgh. Don't
be deceived by the small size of the premises as they are absolutely packed.
If you can't see what you are looking for just ask and it may be produced from
a drawer or a cupboard. As I only get there once a year I usu
Hi everyone
The chocolate was omitted from the list first time around, and hard candy
put in for its reviving qualities, less chance of getting choccie stains
on one's lace...however...what the hey - let's have both ;)
Also include on the list a carrying device for all that gear, such as a
wheele
Far from being limited to Southern Europe lavender is also grown in the north
east of Scotland - on Royal Deeside - and hand creams etc made with it.
Patricia in Wales
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> I'm not aware of any species that became extinct due to a naturally
occuring forest fire, such as we have happening right now.
> Bev
On a 'local' level, 'probably' not -
but when there's no place to
creep/run/fly to for *literal miles*
because the trees have been
cut and erosion has removed
grou
This week there's a sailing regatta in the Solent (the bit of water between
the small island off the south coast of England and the Mainland based in
Cowes on the Isle of Wight, known as Cowes Week.
The presenter of the local radio station has decided to have an "Alternative
Cows Week" about real
Patrica, I love Marston's medieval mysteries , and haunt the public
library for each new one
Actual, I love amost everyone's medieval mysteries.
Right now, I am reading the Mitford series by Jan Karon about anEpiscopal
priest in North Caolina (USA) highland villiage.
Reminds me of some of the Br
