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^ Google "Norway and EU", no superior I.Q. or intellect required.
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"Back Sheep" = "Trowe"
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Sweets that you remember from your past.
wilks replied to Silvercloud's topic in Anything & Everything Else
Hae a look here... http://www.aquarterof.co.uk/ http://www.thepinksweetshop.co.uk/ -
ahem.... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/energy/windpower/9837026/Wind-turbine-collapses-in-high-wind.html
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^ Try this site... http://www.ringbell.co.uk/info/hdist.htm
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anyone watching the track of ex hurricane katia
wilks replied to paulb's topic in Anything & Everything Else
We're surveying at Foinaven just noo. Nae sign o' da hurrican yet, bit it's startin' tae get a bit lumpy. Try dis site fur da wadder.... http://www.westwind.ch/?page=theu -
Some fine memories there Ian. How aboot reformin' da bruks o' Rainbow Pavement for da Mareel opening??? Shaa dis young eens whit real music wis lik.
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"Twenteens"
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^^^ I don’t think there’s a real understanding of the scale of these windmills. A 49m blade is only the radius. So would I be correct to imagine something covering the area of the Gilbertson Park pitch, on the top of a mast/tower, on the top of a hill?
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Fares: •Lerwick-Sumburgh £2.50 •Lerwick-Sandwick £1.90 •Lerwick-Sumburgh Airport £2.90 •Sumburgh-Lerwick Express Service £5.00 Taken from here... http://www.zettrans.org.uk/bus/SouthMainland.asp
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From the Oxford dictionary… -man •comb. form 1 in nouns denoting a man of a specified nationality or origin: Frenchman. Would “Shetland resident, Lerwick resident, etc†not be more appropriate in these cases? Also, as far as I understood, growing up in the 50s and 60s, ‘soothmoother’ was just the Shetland term for ‘incomer’. It’s a shame that some of the innocent language of our childhood has now taken on a different and alienating interpretation.
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HJALTLINK
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Maybe, if they spoke quietly ......
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http://www.shetland-news.co.uk/2010/March/news/Wind%20farm%20contest%20for%20youngsters.htm Oops, what happens if a 17 year old wins? Just another example of how we can't trust all the facts and figures published in the media.