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| Well, she entered to poll at 450th on Thursday morning and is now at 102! Two simple clicks will help give me some amazing news to give the planning meeting on Tuesday. http://www.icons.org.uk/nom/nominations/thornborough-henge This is funded by the Ministry of Culture. The site gets 190,000 votes a day. This is an international effort please pass this round as widely as possible. I normally use the following text: My appologies if you have already seen this. In North Yorkshire, there is a wonderful ancient sacred site called Thornborough Henges. See www.timewatch.org. Unfortunately, this monument complex has been suffering from large scale quarrying and the public have been allowed to forget they exist. TimeWatch.org have done a great deal to raise their profile and now there is a simple way that you can help: Click on the following link: http://www.icons.org.uk/nom/nominations/thornborough-henge This is a government funded poll of important icons for England. Click on Yes in the left hand side voting section of the page. Job done! Optional test, depending on the recipient: You might also like to know that the current top rated icon in this poll is fox hunting. Every vote for Thornborough (and we have taken it from entry 450 to number 102 in a two days) gives us a better chance of knocking fox hunting off the top. Please pass this on to your friends. Reply | with quote | Posted by BrigantesNation 18th February 2006ce 09:13 8 replies: Re: Thornborough - A top 100 Icon of England? (nigelswift) Re: Thornborough - A top 100 Icon of England? (Rockrich) Re: Thornborough - A top 100 Icon of England? (PeterH) Re: Thornborough - A top 100 Icon of England? (Jo-anne) Re: Thornborough - A top 100 Icon of England? (goffik) Re: Thornborough - nice piece in today's Grauniad (Jane) Re: Thornborough - A top 100 Icon of England? (BrigantesNation) Re: Thornborough - A top 100 Icon of England? (BrigantesNation) |
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