My good intention ...

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On Jun 26, 3:15 pm, "Mary Fisher" wrote:
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Mary Fisher wrote:
... looks likely to go the way of all such.

Tomorrow we go to a daughter's farm in Wales. It's Spouse's birthday on
Thursday and she's suggested having a family outing to the National
Welsh
Museum of Wool and you can bet there'll be some yarns on sale :-(

Ooh, please be sure to tell us all about Welsh knitting history
at the museum! They might have traditional sock patterns or something.

=Tamar

Just back. We didn't go to the museum because it was raining. Well, that
is,
not the normal heavy Welsh rain we're used to but violent, blinding
flood-making rain. The rain stopped on Sunday so we hesitantly ventured
out
to find the village with only one gay. I suspect you have to be British
to
understand that ...

No, you don't. Was his name "Dafyd"? (Not sure of the spelling. g)

Close - it's Daffyd :-)

The village sign has been stolen and replaced so often that they've now
fitted a blue one which they hope nobody will want. We still took pictures
with it though ... for a son who's a great fan. We don't have a television
but are made to watch it when we visit :-)

Mary





Higs,
Katherine

On Jun 27, 4:30 am, "Mary Fisher" wrote:
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On Jun 26, 3:15 pm, "Mary Fisher" wrote:
"Richard Eney" wrote in message

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In article ,
Mary Fisher wrote:
... looks likely to go the way of all such.

Tomorrow we go to a daughter's farm in Wales. It's Spouse's birthday on
Thursday and she's suggested having a family outing to the National
Welsh
Museum of Wool and you can bet there'll be some yarns on sale :-(

Ooh, please be sure to tell us all about Welsh knitting history
at the museum! They might have traditional sock patterns or something.

=Tamar

Just back. We didn't go to the museum because it was raining. Well, that
is,
not the normal heavy Welsh rain we're used to but violent, blinding
flood-making rain. The rain stopped on Sunday so we hesitantly ventured
out
to find the village with only one gay. I suspect you have to be British
to
understand that ...

No, you don't. Was his name "Dafyd"? (Not sure of the spelling. g)

Close - it's Daffyd :-)

The village sign has been stolen and replaced so often that they've now
fitted a blue one which they hope nobody will want. We still took pictures
with it though ... for a son who's a great fan. We don't have a television
but are made to watch it when we visit :-)

I don't have a television this year, but manage to catch LB on the
computer
once in a while. I didn't realize that they used a real village for
that sketch.

Higs,
Katherine

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I don't have a television this year, but manage to catch LB on the
computer
once in a while. I didn't realize that they used a real village for
that sketch.

They don't, just the sign. I didn't know there was such a place but our
daughter said it wasn't far away. It was spectacular scenery along the
route, worthwhile going just for that.

Mary

Higs,
Katherine