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  1. James Annan said:

    Wikipedia may be a handy reference but it's hardly an authoritative source.

    Hey, you don't work for the Encyclopaedia Brittanica, do you?
    ;-)

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  2. Danny Colyer said:
    James Annan said:

    Wikipedia may be a handy reference but it's hardly an authoritative
    source.

    Hey, you don't work for the Encyclopaedia Brittanica, do you?
    ;-)

    No but I've written (very little) on Wikipedia :-)

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  3. David Martin said:

    The domain of the Lord of the Isles
    included a fair part of the western highlands

    Rubbish, sir. The "Lord of the Isles"' domain was between Paddington
    and Bath.

    R.

  4. Richard said:
    David Martin said:

    The domain of the Lord of the Isles
    included a fair part of the western highlands

    Rubbish, sir. The "Lord of the Isles"' domain was between Paddington
    and Bath.

    But whilst the GWR did have a high opinion of itself it never
    considered itself to be a separate Kingdom, did it?

    ...d

  5. David Martin said:
    Richard said:
    David Martin said:

    The domain of the Lord of the Isles
    included a fair part of the western highlands

    Rubbish, sir. The "Lord of the Isles"' domain was between Paddington
    and Bath.

    But whilst the GWR did have a high opinion of itself it never
    considered itself to be a separate Kingdom, did it?

    Oh, I think he did. Certainly his parents did. :-)

    R.

  6. "Simon Brooke" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    in message <[email hidden]>, wafflycat

    ('w*a*ff£y£cat*@£btco*nn£ect.com') said:

    By the time Vernon decided he couldn't get any rooms at a 'better'
    price, the rooms he wanted to book had gone.

    No d**n trip to France :-(

    I am *not* a happy bunny.

    BAH!

    Come and marshal the Tour of Britain for me.

    I would..

    BUT...

    Over the weekend, there was much use of mobilephonage by Vernon and he has
    managed to book some accommodation in France.

    So we are off to see Le Tour!!

    YIPPEEE!!

    Cheers, helen s

  7. in message <[email hidden]>, Richard

    (') said:
    David Martin said:

    The domain of the Lord of the Isles
    included a fair part of the western highlands

    Rubbish, sir. The "Lord of the Isles"' domain was between Paddington
    and Bath.

    Somerled may have been quite a ruler, but I don't think even he aspired
    to extend his territory that far.

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    in the community for you. -- Ben Evans

  8. in message <[email hidden]>, wafflycat

    ('w*a*ff£y£cat*@£btco*nn£ect.com') said:


    "Simon Brooke" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    in message <[email hidden]>, wafflycat

    ('w*a*ff£y£cat*@£btco*nn£ect.com') said:

    By the time Vernon decided he couldn't get any rooms at a 'better'
    price, the rooms he wanted to book had gone.

    No d**n trip to France :-(

    I am *not* a happy bunny.

    BAH!

    Come and marshal the Tour of Britain for me.

    I would..

    BUT...

    Over the weekend, there was much use of mobilephonage by Vernon and he
    has managed to book some accommodation in France.

    So we are off to see Le Tour!!

    You could always do both...

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

    [ This .sig subject to change without notice ]

  9. wafflycat said:

    Over the weekend, there was much use of mobilephonage by Vernon and he
    has managed to book some accommodation in France.

    So we are off to see Le Tour!!

    YIPPEEE!!

    Which stage are you going to see? I'll look out for you - wearing my PSF
    protection gear of course....
    All the best
    Dan Gregory

  10. "Dan Gregory" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Which stage are you going to see? I'll look out for you - wearing my PSF
    protection gear of course....
    All the best
    Dan Gregory

    Off to see the time trial stage in Rennes, 'natch, as it's Nathan's
    favourite kind of stage.

    Cheers, helen s

  11. wafflycat said:

    Off to see the time trial stage in Rennes, 'natch, as it's Nathan's
    favourite kind of stage.

    I'll look out for you. I'll ride the circuit before they close the roads
    if it's possible.
    Anybody else going there?
    Bonne Route
    Dan Gregory

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