totem pole?

"therebel" wrote in message

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just seen a picture of a totem pole somewhere in Orkney
anyone know of its exact location?

Well not in the Orkneys but there's a huge one in Windsor
Great Park over near Virginia Water lake.

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just seen a picture of a totem pole somewhere in Orkney
anyone know of

its

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exact location?

Well not in the Orkneys but there's a huge one in Windsor
Great Park over near Virginia Water lake.

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Hi

And another on the canal side at either Berhampstead or
Tring.

Ron

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"therebel" wrote in message

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just seen a picture of a totem pole somewhere in Orkney
anyone know of

its

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exact location?

Well not in the Orkneys but there's a huge one in Windsor
Great Park over near Virginia Water lake.

Three sites for you to look at regarding those
mentioned..........

brookson.comtotempole.htmOpen ↗

thamesweb.co.uktotem.htmlOpen ↗

orkney.orgstenstone.htmOpen ↗

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"therebel" wrote in message

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just seen a picture of a totem pole somewhere in Orkney
anyone know of

its

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Quoted message said:

exact location?

Well not in the Orkneys but there's a huge one in Windsor
Great Park over near Virginia Water lake.

Three sites for you to look at regarding those
mentioned..........

brookson.comtotempole.htmOpen ↗

thamesweb.co.uktotem.htmlOpen ↗

orkney.orgstenstone.htmOpen ↗

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"Ron Wood" <[email hidden]> wrote

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And another on the canal side at either Berhampstead
or Tring.

Not only is there a carved totem pole at a campsite in
Axbridge but up the other end of town a teepee has
recently appeared.

"Ron Wood" <[email hidden]> wrote

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And another on the canal side at either Berhampstead
or Tring.

Not only is there a carved totem pole at a campsite in
Axbridge but up the other end of town a teepee has
recently appeared.

orkney.orgstenstone.htmOpen ↗

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Thank you

On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 21:18:43 +0000 (UTC), pign9 wrote:

In response to the question posed by therebel

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just seen a picture of a totem pole somewhere in Orkney.
anyone know of its exact location?

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orkney.orgstenstone.htmOpen ↗

It's probably not that one. More likely this one found by
googling UK sites for totempole+orkney

scotland-photo-scotland-photo-Open ↗
library.co.uk/photonet/orkney/54.html

The title of that webpage gives the location as overlooking
Eynhallow Sound and Rousay.

Everybody happy now?
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On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 21:18:43 +0000 (UTC), pign9 wrote:

In response to the question posed by therebel

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Quoted message said:

just seen a picture of a totem pole somewhere in Orkney.
anyone know of its exact location?

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orkney.orgstenstone.htmOpen ↗

It's probably not that one. More likely this one found by
googling UK sites for totempole+orkney

scotland-photo-scotland-photo-Open ↗
library.co.uk/photonet/orkney/54.html

The title of that webpage gives the location as
overlooking Eynhallow Sound and Rousay.

Everybody happy now?
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Well done Phil, that is the one! I'm off for a beer
too Cheers!

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Please quote the post you are replying to.

bog off you pretentious tw*t leave the guy alone, ultimately
it is inconsequential (unless you're AR) since most
newsreaders thread posts.

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Please quote the post you are replying to.

bog off you pretentious tw*t leave the guy alone,
ultimately it is inconsequential (unless you're AR) since
most newsreaders thread posts.

If you are talking to me, and as YOU didn't quote properly,
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know, then you should know that MOST people who use a real
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wade through hundreds of thousands of read posts?

Bog off yourself.

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Please quote the post you are replying to.

bog off you pretentious tw*t leave the guy alone,
ultimately it is inconsequential (unless you're AR) since
most newsreaders thread posts.

If you are talking to me, and as YOU didn't quote properly,
netmeister.orglearn2quote.htmlOpen ↗ , I don't
know, then you should know that MOST people who use a real
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wade through hundreds of thousands of read posts?

Bog off yourself.

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Please quote the post you are replying to.

bog off you pretentious tw*t leave the guy alone,
ultimately it is inconsequential (unless you're AR) since
most newsreaders thread posts.

If you are talking to me, and as YOU didn't quote properly,
netmeister.orglearn2quote.htmlOpen ↗ , I don't
know, then you should know that MOST people who use a real
newsreader only view UNREAD messages. Presumably you have to
wade through hundreds of thousands of read posts?

Bog off yourself.

On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 07:13:54 -0000, "Rifleman" <[email hidden]>

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If you are talking to me,

If the cap fits, Mr Rifleman

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and as YOU didn't quote properly,

Well now, I wonder why that was ;-)

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The point is, y'see, that you were quite correctly, if
somewhat pedantically, pointing out an arcane aspect of
Usenet posting. However, since you don't seem particulalry
motivated to address other "transgressions", i.e. all 10
subsections of section 2 in the link you had so neatly to
hand, see above) its obvious that you'd decided simply to
jump on this one poster's case; you can't have your cake and
eat it. Either pick up every "fault" or none at all.

You could, of course, and suggest, rather than cajole,
posters to consider a different approach to formatting a
post, such as correctly attributing, quoting only the text
being replied to, use of pseudonyms, etc..

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MOST people who use a real newsreader only view UNREAD
messages. Presumably you have to wade through hundreds of
thousands of read posts?

I'm sorry, you've lost me on this one; how is read/unread
status going to affect threading in a news reader?? Hmm, no
worries, not much point in consuming bandwidth by answering.

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Steve Orrell <?@?.?> wrote

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You DO waffle on rather a lot don't you? Successful trolls
usually confine themselves to short, provocative comments.
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On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 11:41:50 +0000, Gordon <[email hidden]>

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Steve Orrell <?@?.?> wrote

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You DO waffle on rather a lot don't you?

moi? harumph k, soz,

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Successful trolls usually confine themselves to short,
provocative comments.

but, but <schtumm>

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On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 07:13:54 -0000, "Rifleman" <[email hidden]>

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<Steve Orrell> wrote in message
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Please quote the post you are replying to.

bog off you pretentious tw*t leave the guy alone,
ultimately it is inconsequential (unless you're AR) since
most newsreaders thread posts.

If you are talking to me, and as YOU didn't quote properly,
netmeister.orglearn2quote.htmlOpen ↗ , I don't
know, then you should know that MOST people who use a real
newsreader only view UNREAD messages. Presumably you have
to wade through hundreds of thousands of read posts?

Bog off yourself.

Pleasant don't quote the entire sub-thread when replying,
just enough to give context will do

;-)