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thelonious Jan 16, 2018 11:16:02

Replying to spencer

spencer wrote:

As a bye the bye, I was very surprised to find that the last person to add a book here quite a while back was....me. Does'nt anybody read these days?

I'm still waiting for someone to do a recumbent stone circle pop-up book. First day purchase for me :-)

Littlestone Jan 16, 2018 12:21:55

Replying to thelonious

thelonious wrote:

spencer wrote:

As a bye the bye, I was very surprised to find that the last person to add a book here quite a while back was....me. Does'nt anybody read these days?

I'm still waiting for someone to do a recumbent stone circle pop-up book. First day purchase for me :-)

Would this be of any interest. :-)

spencer Jan 16, 2018 16:16:54

Replying to thelonious

OT, I'll be taking your GPS for a walk soon.. ; ) ta, dude

stolinskie Mar 29, 2025 16:14:44

Replying to thelonious

thelonious wrote:

I'm still waiting for someone to do a recumbent stone circle pop-up book. First day purchase for me :-)

how good would that be :) :) :)

hmm what have i been reading recently: 'riddles in stone' by richard hayman as mentioned elsewhere in the forum; i've returned to 'modern antiquarian' and 'great crowns of stone' to explore the dunnideer landscape; i've got richard bradley and courtney nimura's 'use and reuse of stone circles' on the bookshelf, looking forward to that ... plus loads of good tips to explore from this megathread!