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[Mick Harper]

Theoretically it should take 3-4 days. This is driving us mad because it's driving everyone else away. (Or so we assume, perhaps optimistically.) Keimpe reports that Amazon is saying July 17th - August 5th to anyone who orders, which is still ridiculous. Large cash prizes will be awarded to anyone who reports what happens when a book is ordered. To be invested in the next book.

[Mick Harper]

Wonders may never cease. My supplier and Amazon have locked horns and the book will now be 'dispatched within 2-3 days'. If it helps in decision-making, many of the contretemps that have flared up here in the last few months are illuminated in the book, though I don't anticipate any converts amongst those of you who have occupied public positions. That would be against nature.

For those of you who prefer to order through the library -- I approve even if I don't qualify for PLR -- the book is called Meetings with Remarkable Forgeries, by M J Harper, published by Urquhart Press.

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[TisILeclerc]

There seems to be a collection of these lines that go north eastish. I'm sure I read somewhere that it is significant.

Does this one stretch in the direction of Callanish do you know?

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[TisILeclerc]

It looks as if it's heading towards Orkney.

I wonder if Brigid, Briget and Brodgar are related?

For that matter do the Brigantes come into the mix. There were Brigantes in Ireland south of Dublin at one time.

Wiki seems to think there's a connection.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brigantes

And Dublin, which means Blackpool, is more or less opposite its classy counterpart in Lancashire.

[Mick Harper]

Yes, it's finally arrived! Our new book An Unreliable History of the Second World War hits the bookstands on 1st August 2018, a date that will live in infamy. If you don't have a bookstand handy it's here at Amazon

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Unreliable-His ... m+j+harper

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