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Topic History of: Russians, British Police and CPS
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honey!oh sugar sugar. |
Barney wrote:
Honey probably thinks clocks are dull too - and the Liver Building....
I am not a great clock fan no, and I do think they could make much more of the liver buildings than they do.
I am only joking about Salisbury being dull really. it is one of the best cathedrals and very interesting.
I used to live not far from it and have taken guests quite a few times, but not one of them wanted to see the cathedral above all else and I dont believe anybody ever would  |
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Barney |
JK2006 wrote:
Actually I became intrigued hearing for the first time about the clock and almost feel inspired to pop down to Salisbury!
If you're going to make that trip, take in Stonehenge - just up the road.
Unique in the world, and over 3,000 years old. Older than the Pyramids - which we know all about.
As to why, exactly when, how, by whom and for what purpose - Stonehenge was built - remains a complete mystery.
Even the massive stones, and materials used, are not local. |
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Barney |
Honey probably thinks clocks are dull too - and the Liver Building.... |
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JK2006 |
Actually I became intrigued hearing for the first time about the clock and almost feel inspired to pop down to Salisbury! |
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honey!oh sugar sugar. |
Barney wrote:
honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
Nobody goes to Salisbury Catherdral on purpose.
So untrue!
It houses the best preserved copy of the Magna Carta - one of the most famous documents since the Bible.
A cornerstone of numerous legal systems and governances, including ours.
In addition to being a major contributor/influence for the American Constitution.
Consequently, an extreme focal point for academics, historians, tourists and the international legal profession.
More than a lot of nobodies...on purpose...
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