High Towers and Tightwads
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- pamela_saint
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- MercyWriter
- MercyWriter
- Tina_Coruth
- thebattwoman
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» pamela_saint - Towers
Great story, Lianne. Like most bits of folklore, I'm sure there are a few "bricks" of truth in this tale.-- posted by pamela_saint
» MercyWriter - Re: the U
Woops! I mean, BIG woops! It was a typo. Honest! Sorry, Irene. < blush >-- posted by MercyWriter
» MercyWriter - Re: Towers
In response to message posted by pamela_saint:Yes, I agree. =) And that's part of what makes Irish myth and history so much fun. I guess for history purists it can be a bit frustrating, but is there any pure history really? Thanks for the comments.
-- posted by MercyWriter
» Tina_Coruth - Very interesting!
Hi Lianne,I enjoyed reading this very much. I love the legend about the builder and the monks. Well told -- thanks!
Tina
-- posted by Tina_Coruth
» thebattwoman - Re: Towers
In response to message posted by pamela_saint:I agree Pamela, the truth might get streched a little, but it's usually there somewhere!
I enjoyed this Lianne, thank you!
-- posted by thebattwoman
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