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Does anyone know anything about this, if not i'll go do some research
Does anyone know anything about this, if not i'll go do some research
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Paganism?
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Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly.
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Hi SB, perhaps (wherever I heard it from, can't remember now) they'd seen or heard bickering between the two, but people whose beliefs are almost identical, will still argue sometimes, and with some people, no matter how 'spiritual' they are, feel they are competing, or have to compete all the time.
Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly.
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I am not far from Whitby and I can say that Whitby is like Stonehenge, a complete circus ! Great if you like a Dracula Tea Bar and cafe, if you get my drift. The "Dracula connection" is well cheesy !
Pagan - anglicised Roman word, "Paganus" - meaning country dweller. Snide joke from Urban Romans - country bumpkin.
Whitby Harbour - home port for Captain Cook
https://2img.net/h/i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk267/norseman_photo/Whitby-Moors/HPIM0972.jpg
Whitby Abbey - associated with Dracula [ Bram Stoker ]
https://2img.net/h/i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk267/norseman_photo/Whitby-Moors/HPIM1256e.jpg
Pagan - anglicised Roman word, "Paganus" - meaning country dweller. Snide joke from Urban Romans - country bumpkin.
Whitby Harbour - home port for Captain Cook
https://2img.net/h/i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk267/norseman_photo/Whitby-Moors/HPIM0972.jpg
Whitby Abbey - associated with Dracula [ Bram Stoker ]
https://2img.net/h/i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk267/norseman_photo/Whitby-Moors/HPIM1256e.jpg
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Yeah i've heard about those tea bars etc, I might visit one day... thanks for the pics norseman 
Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly.
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Me bad ! probably being a bit unkind about Whitby. It is a nice place to visit and very popular with Goths because of the Jet shops - Jet has been mined there for a couple of centuries and was made fashionable by Queen Victoria after the death of her Prince.
Apart from all that, the world's best fish-n-chips EVEAH are in Whitby
Apart from all that, the world's best fish-n-chips EVEAH are in Whitby
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Norseman: the world's best fish-n-chips EVEAH are in Whitby
Did someone say fish and chips?
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Apart from all that, the world's best fish-n-chips EVEAH are in Whitby
I heard that too, I will have to visit sometime and see for myself
Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly.
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Man I love fish and chips! There's only two places in the state I live in that I've been to that have really good fish and chips: the Moshulu (Cape Horn ship turned floating restaurant) - in Philadelphia, and The Whip (an English style pub run by an Englishman) - in West Chester area in my state.
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Fish and Chips form the staple food of angels !
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KapitanPrien wrote:Norseman: the world's best fish-n-chips EVEAH are in Whitby
Did someone say fish and chips?
Classic !
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LoL 
A fellow WWII reenactor who does both American and RAF told me about that episode this year when I was at the WWII event that I go to. (He's very much into the RAF - Spitfires are his favorite aircraft and he does a wonderful impression of a British RAF crewman).
A fellow WWII reenactor who does both American and RAF told me about that episode this year when I was at the WWII event that I go to. (He's very much into the RAF - Spitfires are his favorite aircraft and he does a wonderful impression of a British RAF crewman).
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