Trethevy Quoit 11
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bladup wrote:
Ordered mine and looking forward to reading it, good look with it all Roy, and it's great news on "A lady in waiting" getting a reprint as well, love your new website as well, it gives some great clues but not the answers, I hope you're feeling proud.
Thank you Paul. Yes I dithered over ALIW as I wasn't sure how long it would sell for but it keeps on going albeit at a slower rate than before.
Can't give more than clues but the Review which I'm really pleased with I think shows that I seem to have made a good fist of unravelling something that had not even been considered before at Threthevy. It's not a huge book page-wise but is straight to the point and doesn't shoot off in all directions to help pad the content out which I detest in some other books. Thanks for the order as well...at least I can eat this week now :-)

Congratulations Roy, not only for producing the book but for going out to explore your part of the world so diligently. King Arthur's Hall next maybe?

No it's a very good price Roy and i totally agree about a book getting to the point, i'd take a small book that makes it's point clearly and as easily as it can than a big book that waffles on and at the end it's point is lost in all the waffle, and i'm not big [in size or in general] book reader, your photo's on your website got my head going but i'll wait for your book before we'll chat but just from what i know and your photo's i'm starting to see what you mean, and at the end of the day when me and a friend first saw it in 2002 after walking from the Hurlers we both said at the same time "That's not bloody right", so i hope your little book answers questions i first asked 11 years ago because even though my gut has always said the same on all my visits since i've never worked out for myself - what is wrong at Trethevy Quoit?