Partial Munro bagger

Ian Dainty said:

"Adrian Tupper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Indeed. And even older divisions (e.g Wester Ross, Lochaber, Badenoch)

Cue terrible song by The Proclaimers.

Which one?. yet to hear a terrible song by the Proclaimers.

Richard Webb

"Ian Dainty" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Indeed. And even older divisions (e.g Wester Ross, Lochaber, Badenoch)

Cue terrible song by The Proclaimers.

Cue new bagger list based on song inferred...

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Adrian

On Tue, 27 Jul 2004 11:47:28 GMT, [email hidden] (RJ

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Ian Dainty said:

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Indeed. And even older divisions (e.g Wester Ross, Lochaber, Badenoch)

Cue terrible song by The Proclaimers.

Which one?. yet to hear a terrible song by the Proclaimers.

Letter from America

The lyrics 'Lochaber no more' spring to mind

referring to nuclear war I think.
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Letter from America

The lyrics 'Lochaber no more' spring to mind

referring to nuclear war I think.

No it was emigration, unemployment and Thatcherism it was referring to.
Actually with hindsight, you may have a point :-)

KRO

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Letter from America

The lyrics 'Lochaber no more' spring to mind

referring to nuclear war I think.

No it was emigration, unemployment and Thatcherism it was referring to.
Actually with hindsight, you may have a point :-)

The Highland Clearances figure in there as well I think...

When you go will you send back a letter from America?
Take a look up the railtrack from Miami to Canada.
Broke off from my work the other day
I spent the evening thinking
about all the blood that flowed away.
Across the ocean to the second chance
I wonder how it go on when it reached the promised land.
When you go will send back a letter from America?
Take a look up the railtrack from Miami to Canada.
I've looked at the ocean
tried hard to imagine
The way you felt the day you sailed
from Wester Ross to Nova Scotia.
We should have held you
we should have told you
But you know our sense of timing
we always wait too long.
When you go will you send back a letter from America?
Take a look up the railtrack from Miami to Canada.
Lochaber no morg
Sutherland no more
Lewis no more
Skye no more!
Lochaber no more
Sutherland no more
Lewis no more
Skye no more!
Lochaber no more
Sutherland no more
Lewis no more
Skye no more!
I wonder my blood
will you ever return
To help us kick the life back to a dying mutual friend?
Do we not love her
I think we all tell you about
Do we have to roam the world to prove how much it hurts?
When you go will you send back a letter from America?
Take a look up the railtrack from Miami to Canada.
Bathgate no more
Linwood no more
Methil no more
Irvine no more.
Bathgate no more
Linwood no more
Methil no more
Irvine no more.
Bathgate no more
Linwood no more
Methil no more
Irvine no more.
Bathgate no more
Linwood no more
Methil no more
Lochaber no more.
--
Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"

KRO said:

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Letter from America

The lyrics 'Lochaber no more' spring to mind

referring to nuclear war I think.

No it was emigration, unemployment and Thatcherism it was referring to.
Actually with hindsight, you may have a point :-)

A terrace favourite
"Methil No more" was popular when visiting East Fife.

Richard Webb