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Friday, 18 October 2013
Stone Age
I am not exactly sure what this means. It could be a signature of the stone cutter and the number of stones he has cut. Does anyone have any idea?
This is the kind of thing that would intrigue me, too! I have no idea what it means! Is that a company logo?
Thanks to you and YouTube, I now have seen all eight episodes of the first season of The Paradise! I have no idea how they got on the internet, but I am happy they are there! I don't know how long it will be before the new episodes will appear on the internet, and the first season is only now being run on our PBS station here in the US. I'm thoroughly enjoying being able to review the youtubes when I want and to really study the costumes and sets! I've also read about the filming locations and the actors! Thanks again for making me aware of this wonderful production! I love the 'look' of the Victorian era but I sure wouldn't have wanted to have lived back then! I like their small hats, rather than those huge ones from the Edwardian times! I have no idea how they stayed on their heads!
I think it's the year he did it?
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Hi Margaret, Thanks so much.
DeleteThis is the kind of thing that would intrigue me, too! I have no idea what it means! Is that a company logo?
ReplyDeleteThanks to you and YouTube, I now have seen all eight episodes of the first season of The Paradise!
I have no idea how they got on the internet, but I am happy they are there! I don't know how long it will be before the new episodes will appear on the internet, and the first season is only now being run on our PBS station here in the US. I'm thoroughly enjoying being able to review the youtubes when I want and to really study the costumes and sets! I've also read about the filming locations and the actors! Thanks again for making me aware of this wonderful production! I love the 'look' of the Victorian era but I sure wouldn't have wanted to have lived back then! I like their small hats, rather than those huge ones from the Edwardian times! I have no idea how they stayed on their heads!
Thank you Kathy for alerting me that it is on youtube. I am sending a link to a friend who missed the first few episodes on TV,
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