Trix, it sounds more and more interesting. I'll be glad when you find the book so you can tell me more! LOL
trix abound08/03/14 15:57
actually a guy (distant relative) came to tell me about the family and he had the book...i asked where i could find 1 and he said i couldn't because they weren't available anymore and was rare...so after he left i went and googled old books and found them in a book store in maine and bought 2 of them....rare my ass....lol
MD08/03/14 15:57
Trix, my son lived in Tamworth, Warwickshire until about 6 years ago. It's pronounced Worriksheer.
trix abound08/03/14 15:51
i have 2 of the books...both out of sight somewhere...will find them when i move...
MD08/03/14 15:45
Yes, that's right. I'm sure the book's not lost forever. Sounds interesting.
trix abound08/03/14 15:43
i have a book written about the english family but have misplaced it but i think some of them were from Warwickshire...does that look right?
trix abound08/03/14 15:41
oh...i'm sure we are MD...lol
MD08/03/14 15:31
Trix, such a small world..... we could be related. LOL!!!!
trix abound08/03/14 15:24
correction...my mothers grandfathers family were from england
trix abound08/03/14 15:17
MD...yes...my mothers mothers family is from old england...my mom was english and swede...
MD08/03/14 15:09
Trix, thanks for the link. As you said on the Dundee cam, we learn something new every day. Very interesting, there must be lots of people in your area with ancestors from old England, from what I read on that link.
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Hi Mira... I saw the backhoe but the dog had gone... and now the camera angle has changed.
There's a dog running back and forth alongside the backhoe ... cute.
LOL I forgot about this cam. Thanks Mira for finding it's location.
The cam has a glare on it now so I can't see what the view is but is this Liberty Lake or is it Liberty Lake Camp ?
Looks like a pleasant area. :)
Trix, that sounds brilliant. Intrepid fella!
Thanks Mira Bilis, I've played with the cam. It's very good, you get to see quite a lot.
MD...1 of my distant relatives was known as "the blind traveler"...he traveled the world...
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Trix, it sounds more and more interesting. I'll be glad when you find the book so you can tell me more! LOL
actually a guy (distant relative) came to tell me about the family and he had the book...i asked where i could find 1 and he said i couldn't because they weren't available anymore and was rare...so after he left i went and googled old books and found them in a book store in maine and bought 2 of them....rare my ass....lol
Trix, my son lived in Tamworth, Warwickshire until about 6 years ago. It's pronounced Worriksheer.
i have 2 of the books...both out of sight somewhere...will find them when i move...
Yes, that's right. I'm sure the book's not lost forever. Sounds interesting.
i have a book written about the english family but have misplaced it but i think some of them were from Warwickshire...does that look right?
oh...i'm sure we are MD...lol
Trix, such a small world..... we could be related. LOL!!!!
correction...my mothers grandfathers family were from england
MD...yes...my mothers mothers family is from old england...my mom was english and swede...
Trix, thanks for the link. As you said on the Dundee cam, we learn something new every day. Very interesting, there must be lots of people in your area with ancestors from old England, from what I read on that link.