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Barnabas Aus
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We have a similar award of the Order of St George recorded on a war memorial in the Hunter Valley coalfields. A local historian has told us that these awards were spread out among the Entente Cordiale allies as an acknowledgement of the alliance.
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That's interesting, thank you.
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daisymay

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I have been at the Scottish church today in London at 1pm and it was very good ! And they give us feed after !

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Yes, food always helps!

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daisymay

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I am going to Scottish in England do the one. It is very good at night.

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quote:
Originally posted by daisymay:
I am going to Scottish in England do the one. It is very good at night.

Have a blessed time [Smile]
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North East Quine

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It has been pouring rain since lunchtime. I have only had eight guisers so far. I have visions of having a lot of left over sweeties.
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quote:
Originally posted by North East Quine:
It has been pouring rain since lunchtime. I have only had eight guisers so far. I have visions of having a lot of left over sweeties.

Last year I saw children in fancy dress in our car park downstairs. Perhaps they may have been visiting McDs.. Nothing last night at all, but I would not have expected it. I live in a security block of apartments where visitors need to be admitted through electronic buzzer. There are children who live here, but I am fairly sure there would be a big stink raised were someone to admit a group of non-residents. It sounds insular, but at least there are few visits from weird religious groups, salesmen selling discounts on gas and electricity etc.

[ 31. October 2016, 20:41: Message edited by: Lothlorien ]

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The only advantage I can see to living in the flat we're in at the moment is not getting any guisers. This also means that, unlike NEQ, there are no left-over sweeties ... [Big Grin]

There were, however, a couple of fully-made-up Goths in the corridor when I went downstairs to do the laundry earlier on.

[ 31. October 2016, 23:21: Message edited by: Piglet ]

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quote:
Originally posted by North East Quine:
It has been pouring rain since lunchtime.

We had no rain here at all. That's the awful Glasgow climate for you.

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Ive just been to the Scottish Church in India, I has been very good.

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'Tis done. [Smile]

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Ive been at the kirk church today at 1pm. It is always good. It is a Scotland in Londay and still celtent.

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Sounds good daisymay [Smile]
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A "Scotland in London" sounds like an excellent idea! [Smile]

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Isn't there a London Scottish Rugby team?

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A London Irish too.

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Ive been in the scotish church today at won and it is very good in London. It also give food to eat after. And it is as pray us ofter.

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On Saturday I saw a Syrian refugee woman hold out her arms to greet a Scottish friend with the word "Bosies!" She speaks in very broken English, but she's learning the important words!

( bosies )

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Love it! [Axe murder]

Talking of refugees and kindly acts, my brother and his girlfriend have decided that instead of Christmas presents from the family, they'd like us to give donations to refugees, which I think is a rather good idea, and as we have a refugee family sponsored by the Cathedral I think I'll put something in the collection plate for them.

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His Majesty's Theatre is giving free panto tickets to the Syrian refugees. This time last year they were still in the camp in Jordan; this year they are trying to fathom out Dick Whittington in Aberdeen. I hope they enjoy it!
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I have been in London church in this evening and it was very good !

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I've opened a new thread for 2017, so I'll say farewell and put this one to bed.

Piglet, AS host

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