Posts Tagged ‘Great’
Song: How Great Thou Art Album: Celtic Hymns Traditional hymns performed by Celtic ensemble Reta Ceol

Image taken on 2010-09-05 10:47:36.
Originally posted 2010-11-20 11:58:25.
In the book “the prince and the pauper” when King Henry VIII wanted to kill the duke of norfolk. But king henry needed the great sel to do so, but the great seal was missing. What did king henry do to the duke of norfolk in the mean time?
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More than 700,000 British servicemen died in the First World War and 35,000 of these are listed in the Welsh Book of Remembrance. Loss of life on such an immense scale meant that bereavement became a shared experience throughout Britain as individuals and communities attempted to come to terms with their grief. The war memorials found in almost every town and village bear witness to the need felt in the post-war years to commemorate the dead. These memorials have al… More >>
I understand Great Britain and Ireland were attached by a land link before the sea divided them. Where was the last part of Great Britain to be joined? Some say Kintyre in Scotland others have said Wales. When was this?
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Caorolyn Allan and Jenny Keldie sings the song and explains it’s meaning to Phil Cunningham. Selkies are seals that can shed their skin to become humans. The legend apparently originated on the Orkney and Shetland Islands
The final installment of my favorite French and Saunders musical moments. In this edition: Bjork The Corrs Bono (Bonono) Sophie Ellis Brixton

