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Those enigmatic bluestones

moss M
moss Aug 24, 2009 09:10:39
Replying to tiompan

"Rupert I don't know your'e theory re bloodsports .Could you explain please ?"

Echoing Moth, the CD is excellent, have'nt got the book though, almost said something last night but luckily I was too tired to give the game away. But if you know Stanton Drew with its blood-coloured stones (iron stained) and what stood there before you might get a clue. Bit like Kit Carson's book on the hunt for the 'golden hare', completely impossible clues ;)...

T tiompan
tiompan Aug 24, 2009 09:33:59
Replying to moss

moss wrote:
"Rupert I don't know your'e theory re bloodsports .Could you explain please ?"

Echoing Moth, the CD is excellent, have'nt got the book though, almost said something last night but luckily I was too tired to give the game away. But if you know Stanton Drew with its blood-coloured stones (iron stained) and what stood there before you might get a clue. Bit like Kit Carson's book on the hunt for the 'golden hare', completely impossible clues ;)...

Kit Williams , Moss Carson was a cowboy . lol .
And after all the clues what was required was a dog .
Some good PR stuff here . Max eat yer heart out .

J Jane
Jane Aug 24, 2009 15:15:05
Replying to moss

Kit Carson was an 19th century fur trapper and frontiersman, I believe, after who the state capital of Nevada was named: Carson City.

Kit Williams is a painter, illustrator, author and clockmaker who published the bestselling book Masquerade back in the 80s(?) to who (since I started painting hares two years ago) my own work has been compared even though it's nothing like his stuff to my eyes.

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