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Howburn Digger wrote: tiompan wrote: With the possible exception of extreme weather conditions and one one hill top ,the Inn Pinn , can we really have any confidence in the belief that prehistoric peoples in Britain would have been terrified of , or on hill tops ,groves and sources of water ? I hae my doots . I am of the same Inn Pinn-nion. Oor four faithers wur a fearless bunch. Feart o' nuthin'! Ma brither did the Inn Pinn. I cannae even look at the phoaties! Our auld brithren paddled ower unkent seas and did it wae a haunfue o' flint tae see them through. Feart o' nought! Masters of the lot! That was funny sinking back into the old speech I don't think! Braveheart rides again (or did he walk, or have I got the right film even!). What bothers me about Scotland though is I can never get my head round that the Scotti, according to myth/truth, came over from Ireland........ 'unkent seas'?? Reply | with quote |  26th February 2011ce 11:21 In reply to: Re: What criteria for a natural TMA monument? (Howburn Digger) |
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