OT, from Gillian

Pat P wrote:
"Joan E." wrote in message
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Pat P wrote:

Can`t think! Some peculiar woman from North Dakota, as I recall!
Peculiar? *Peculiar*?!?!?!?!?! Why, thank you for the compliment,
m'dear!!!!

Glad you appreciate it! One of our best beers is called Old Peculiar!
http://www.theakstons.co.uk/LA/OldPeculier.htm
Peculiar DOES mean "special!" ;-)) It`s better than being ORDINARY isn`t
it?

As Pat says, peculiar (or peculier) has special significance. In the UK
a Royal Peculiar (or Peculier) is a chapel that falls directly under the
jurisdiction of the British monarch, rather than a diocese. Here in
Scotland there is just one such place - the chapel at the Palace of
Holyrood.
--
Bruce Fletcher
btinternetDOTcomATricardian
Stronsay, Orkney
www.stronsay.co.uk/claremont
"Why does mineral water that has been stored underground for thousands
of years have a 'use by' date?"

On 10/5/06 3:24 AM, in article ,
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Pat P wrote:
"Joan E." wrote in message
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Pat P wrote:

Can`t think! Some peculiar woman from North Dakota, as I recall!
Peculiar? *Peculiar*?!?!?!?!?! Why, thank you for the compliment,
m'dear!!!!

Glad you appreciate it! One of our best beers is called Old Peculiar!
http://www.theakstons.co.uk/LA/OldPeculier.htm
Peculiar DOES mean "special!" ;-)) It`s better than being ORDINARY isn`t
it?

As Pat says, peculiar (or peculier) has special significance. In the UK
a Royal Peculiar (or Peculier) is a chapel that falls directly under the
jurisdiction of the British monarch, rather than a diocese. Here in
Scotland there is just one such place - the chapel at the Palace of
Holyrood.

And one of these days, I'm going to see it!

Cheryl

"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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On 10/5/06 3:24 AM, in article ,
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Pat P wrote:
"Joan E." wrote in message
ups.com...
Pat P wrote:

Can`t think! Some peculiar woman from North Dakota, as I recall!
Peculiar? *Peculiar*?!?!?!?!?! Why, thank you for the compliment,
m'dear!!!!

Glad you appreciate it! One of our best beers is called Old Peculiar!
http://www.theakstons.co.uk/LA/OldPeculier.htm
Peculiar DOES mean "special!" ;-)) It`s better than being ORDINARY
isn`t
it?

As Pat says, peculiar (or peculier) has special significance. In the UK
a Royal Peculiar (or Peculier) is a chapel that falls directly under the
jurisdiction of the British monarch, rather than a diocese. Here in
Scotland there is just one such place - the chapel at the Palace of
Holyrood.

And one of these days, I'm going to see it!

Cheryl

I hope you have better luck than we did! When we got there it was closed to
the public because the Queen was coming.

However, we did get to see the Queen and Princess Anne drive past from King
Arthur`s Seat, led by a pipe band!

Suggest you try to avoid the time she`s at Balmoral for her summer break,
just in case!

Pat

Pat P wrote:
"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
...
On 10/5/06 3:24 AM, in article ,
" wrote:

Pat P wrote:
"Joan E." wrote in message
ups.com...
Pat P wrote:

Can`t think! Some peculiar woman from North Dakota, as I recall!
Peculiar? *Peculiar*?!?!?!?!?! Why, thank you for the compliment,
m'dear!!!!
Glad you appreciate it! One of our best beers is called Old Peculiar!
http://www.theakstons.co.uk/LA/OldPeculier.htm
Peculiar DOES mean "special!" ;-)) It`s better than being ORDINARY
isn`t
it?
As Pat says, peculiar (or peculier) has special significance. In the UK
a Royal Peculiar (or Peculier) is a chapel that falls directly under the
jurisdiction of the British monarch, rather than a diocese. Here in
Scotland there is just one such place - the chapel at the Palace of
Holyrood.
And one of these days, I'm going to see it!

Cheryl

I hope you have better luck than we did! When we got there it was closed to
the public because the Queen was coming.

However, we did get to see the Queen and Princess Anne drive past from King
Arthur`s Seat, led by a pipe band!

Suggest you try to avoid the time she`s at Balmoral for her summer break,
just in case!

If you are going to visit Scotland it is well worth joining "Historic
Scotland", if you are going to visit a lot of sites the annual
subscription will save you a lot of money.
http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/
--
Bruce Fletcher
btinternetDOTcomATricardian
Stronsay, Orkney
www.stronsay.co.uk/claremont
"Why does mineral water that has been stored underground for thousands
of years have a 'use by' date?"

On 10/5/06 10:19 AM, in article ,
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Pat P wrote:
"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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On 10/5/06 3:24 AM, in article ,
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Pat P wrote:
"Joan E." wrote in message
ups.com...
Pat P wrote:

Can`t think! Some peculiar woman from North Dakota, as I recall!
Peculiar? *Peculiar*?!?!?!?!?! Why, thank you for the compliment,
m'dear!!!!
Glad you appreciate it! One of our best beers is called Old Peculiar!
http://www.theakstons.co.uk/LA/OldPeculier.htm
Peculiar DOES mean "special!" ;-)) It`s better than being ORDINARY
isn`t
it?
As Pat says, peculiar (or peculier) has special significance. In the UK
a Royal Peculiar (or Peculier) is a chapel that falls directly under the
jurisdiction of the British monarch, rather than a diocese. Here in
Scotland there is just one such place - the chapel at the Palace of
Holyrood.
And one of these days, I'm going to see it!

Cheryl

I hope you have better luck than we did! When we got there it was closed to
the public because the Queen was coming.

However, we did get to see the Queen and Princess Anne drive past from King
Arthur`s Seat, led by a pipe band!

Suggest you try to avoid the time she`s at Balmoral for her summer break,
just in case!

If you are going to visit Scotland it is well worth joining "Historic
Scotland", if you are going to visit a lot of sites the annual
subscription will save you a lot of money.
http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/
Enabler!

"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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On 10/5/06 10:19 AM, in article ,
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Pat P wrote:
"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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On 10/5/06 3:24 AM, in article ,
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wrote:

Pat P wrote:
"Joan E." wrote in message
ups.com...
Pat P wrote:

Can`t think! Some peculiar woman from North Dakota, as I recall!
Peculiar? *Peculiar*?!?!?!?!?! Why, thank you for the compliment,
m'dear!!!!
Glad you appreciate it! One of our best beers is called Old
Peculiar!
http://www.theakstons.co.uk/LA/OldPeculier.htm
Peculiar DOES mean "special!" ;-)) It`s better than being ORDINARY
isn`t
it?
As Pat says, peculiar (or peculier) has special significance. In the
UK
a Royal Peculiar (or Peculier) is a chapel that falls directly under
the
jurisdiction of the British monarch, rather than a diocese. Here in
Scotland there is just one such place - the chapel at the Palace of
Holyrood.
And one of these days, I'm going to see it!

Cheryl

I hope you have better luck than we did! When we got there it was
closed to
the public because the Queen was coming.

However, we did get to see the Queen and Princess Anne drive past from
King
Arthur`s Seat, led by a pipe band!

Suggest you try to avoid the time she`s at Balmoral for her summer
break,
just in case!

If you are going to visit Scotland it is well worth joining "Historic
Scotland", if you are going to visit a lot of sites the annual
subscription will save you a lot of money.
http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/
Enabler!

I can give you the address of Isa Nicolson, a lovely lady crofter on Skye
who does B+B. She is right by (and owns the raparian rights to) the river
Hinnisdahl, in Snizort, which is is where Bonny Prince Charlie was spotted
lifting his skirt too high as he wades across. Someone spotted his hairy
legs and realised that THAT was no maidservant!

Pat

Pat P wrote:

Glad you appreciate it! One of our best beers is called Old Peculiar!

You can keep that stuff. IAP!!

Peculiar DOES mean "special!" ;-)) It`s better than being ORDINARY isn`t
it?

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaayy better!

Joan

Cheryl Isaak wrote:
On 10/5/06 10:19 AM, in article ,
" wrote:

If you are going to visit Scotland it is well worth joining "Historic
Scotland", if you are going to visit a lot of sites the annual
subscription will save you a lot of money.
http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/

Enabler!




Now, now, if this were a true Enabling, it would also include a list of
every LNS in Scotland!


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wrote:

As Pat says, peculiar (or peculier) has special significance. In the UK
a Royal Peculiar (or Peculier) is a chapel that falls directly under the
jurisdiction of the British monarch, rather than a diocese. Here in
Scotland there is just one such place - the chapel at the Palace of
Holyrood.

Interesting! Thanks, Bruce!

The things we learn on a needlework ng!!!

Joan

On 10/5/06 11:50 AM, in article , "Karen C -
California" wrote:

Cheryl Isaak wrote:
On 10/5/06 10:19 AM, in article ,
" wrote:

If you are going to visit Scotland it is well worth joining "Historic
Scotland", if you are going to visit a lot of sites the annual
subscription will save you a lot of money.
http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/

Enabler!




Now, now, if this were a true Enabling, it would also include a list of
every LNS in Scotland!


Heck, I've been dreaming of the garden and Scotch brewery tour that I read
about - the stitching would be a mere after thought. I should add hard to do
if a brewery tour or two had proceeded it.

Cheryl