Yes, Norfolk is a county, Barry. Usually, when people post photographs, they list the name of the village followed by the county in order to identify where it...
Hi Barry, Yes, we have counties. A little smaller than yours though, and the administrative implications are somewhat different as well. No electric chairs in...
Yes. Norfolk is a county, and Hempstead is a place name. Some place names are in more counties, f.e. Hempstead is a place in Hertfordshire and a place in...
Barry, Mr Neil is currently on the road in wild Wales and may not be able to reply yet. URC = United Reformed Church, i.e. the union of what used to be called...
Yes, Norfolk is a county, Barry. Usually, when people post photographs, they list the name of the village followed by the county in order to identify where it...
In a message dated 31/10/2006 09:06:18 GMT Standard Time, sexyjw@... writes: EVERYTHING zooms in or out in proper proportion.. sounds excellent, but...
John, that's unfair. Barry needs to be warned about the way British governments have endlessly mucked about with local government boundaries over the last...
Andy Foster
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Nov 1, 2006 12:45 pm
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Someone has pictures of this Edimburg church (is the correct spelling?)? thanks Fôlton [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
... It is completely unfair. And to draw an analogy between the state of Ohio and English counties is way off the mark. Ohio is divided into counties but two...
I feel I may have been harsh but not unfair. I appreciate your discourse on County boundaries, but I suspect that it will be unintelligible to anyone who...
.... not to mention what the Government did to the `Celtic fringes': so that the ancient counties of Radnorshire, Montgomery and Brecon, each with their own...
Sorry, I was at work so I have read the mailings late this afternoon. For Dutch place names I never have to search, I know exactly in what province they are....
... I completely agree! He says this piece of it wasn't really that tough, which alarms me a bit because if he teaches me how to do such a thing, I might never...
... I will ask David to write up a layman's version of the gorey details. I'm not sure how far he and his students will get. But *his* goal for putting this...
... I purchased a road atlas, which helps, although it's less helpful than anticipated because, oddly enough, it doesn't incorporate details from the 15th...
Thanks for the East Ruston pics John. The inside is much as I had imagined - I adore these simple churches where the very stones seem to have absorbed the...
Hi all. Was told a lovely story earlier on today by a very nice man who runs the website for St Giles Church, Holme near Peterborough. Apparantly, between 1897...
... He could have been expressed it slightly more politely, but I think John has a point. I'm often surprised by the questions that some people ask (not only ...
Your wrong, I couldn't have expressed it slightly more politely. I am alarmed that Americans are not aware that Great Britain in split into counties. Would...
... Where is the "t" in Hampshire???! This is *exactly* the problem! ... And no "a" here. Are these some sort of bizarre philological remnant of Saxon or Celt?...
... **chuckles** I think I can safely say that I'm well-versed in the use of Google. But for me, the huge advantage of having the "Why is Hampshire Hants?"...
Well Marion's answer was exactly what I was looking for. But your answer here was a bit rude. No offense taken though. Yes I could have Googled it, or...
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