Help with place of death please.....

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JustJean
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Post by JustJean » Thu Mar 24, 2005 1:45 pm

mesklin wrote: The term is 'lade' which is a diverted stream used to bring water to a mill, factory or foundry. Like a canal, but not navigable.
As a kid, I used to play around the lade which fed water to the local Steel Foundry.
Thanks for that Dave.....I realized sometime during the wee hours of the night that Lake was probably not the Scottish word. Sometimes I forget all our language differences..... :oops:

Jean

mesklin
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Question 11

Post by mesklin » Thu Mar 24, 2005 2:21 pm

One extra question for Bob's Quiz.

How many lakes are there in Scotland?

Dave

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Post by grannysrock » Thu Mar 24, 2005 4:52 pm

my dad always told me the Lake of
Menteith was the only one.


Sally
coming up for air , slightly less blue and very less wealthy ....
Newhaven-DRYBURGH,NICOLL,HUNTER(+Alloa) ; Lesmahagow-MITCHELL,LAMB, BARR, BROWN,CALLAN; Comrie-MCDOUGALL, MCEWEN, MCLAREN, BRYSON; BEW - PRINGLE, FISHER,SPENCE;Edzell-MIDDLETON,DORWARD;
Edin.-JOHNSTON, MONTGOMERY;Fife-SIME, FORRESTER, WANLESS

mesklin
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Post by mesklin » Thu Mar 24, 2005 6:01 pm

Ahah!

You all jumped in with the schoolbook trick question answer! Just have a look at Kirkcaldy and Boglily Road on an Ordnance Survey map. Looks like 2 more to me! Any bets for more? [OS as referee]

Dave

grannysrock
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Post by grannysrock » Thu Mar 24, 2005 6:29 pm

dave
a huvnae goat that map , dae yi mean Raith lake or Boating lake mebbe ?

ma faither will be scunnert.
:shock:
sally
Newhaven-DRYBURGH,NICOLL,HUNTER(+Alloa) ; Lesmahagow-MITCHELL,LAMB, BARR, BROWN,CALLAN; Comrie-MCDOUGALL, MCEWEN, MCLAREN, BRYSON; BEW - PRINGLE, FISHER,SPENCE;Edzell-MIDDLETON,DORWARD;
Edin.-JOHNSTON, MONTGOMERY;Fife-SIME, FORRESTER, WANLESS

DavidWW
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Re: Question 11

Post by DavidWW » Thu Mar 24, 2005 6:51 pm

mesklin wrote:One extra question for Bob's Quiz.

How many lakes are there in Scotland?

Dave
Trick questions is it noo :?: :wink:

Just one and that was a cartographical error !!

Orraverybest

Davie