A Conversation for Glastonbury Town and Tor, Somerset, UK.
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A626438 Glastonbury Town and Tor, Somerset, UK.
Henry Posted Sep 7, 2001
Prophet - yup it's a good town, Mill road especially.
A626438 Glastonbury Town and Tor, Somerset, UK.
Azara Posted Sep 7, 2001
Thanks for adding the extra footnotes, Frogbit - 'rhines' and 'mumps' are exactly the kind of words that a simple search won't identify in this context, because of their more common meanings.
Another thing that occurred to me when I read it again - I think it would be worth identifying the order of monks at the abbey. The earlier monks seem to have predated any modern orders, but from the Middle Ages they seem to have definitely been Benedictines - an order well-known to all readers of Ellis Peters' Brother Cadfael books.
Azara 
A626438 Glastonbury Town and Tor, Somerset, UK.
Henry Posted Sep 9, 2001
Azara - they were Benedictines. Good point. I've added that in. Ever tried Benedictine? It's brewed by Benedictine monks (or distilled perhaps), and is a powerful spirit. Mix it 50/50 with a good brandy and you'll have a drink you'll never forget. (For good reasons).
A626438 Glastonbury Town and Tor, Somerset, UK.
Metal Chicken Posted Sep 13, 2001
Another excellent article Frogbit
I left a few comments on your page, but have no more useful suggestions to add.
Good luck with this
MC
A626438 Glastonbury Town and Tor, Somerset, UK.
Henry Posted Sep 15, 2001
Cheers MC. Hopre RL was pleasurable. Good news about the frog numbers. There is an organisation somewhaere that looks after excessive frog numbers. . .give me and minute and I'll track them down. I think it's the pondlife project or something. I'll get back to you. And thanks for your kind comments.
Frogbit.
A626438 Glastonbury Town and Tor, Somerset, UK.
Henry Posted Sep 15, 2001
That last one was posted in the wrong place believe it or not.
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. Posted Sep 16, 2001
The link to the Mendips entry will probably be removed during subbing unless you change it to the new recommended entry number, A622405. 
You probably also don't need the extra title at the top.
A626438 Glastonbury Town and Tor, Somerset, UK.
Henry Posted Sep 16, 2001
Good point, Niwt. I'll see to it in a day or so. RL intrudes.
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. Posted Sep 18, 2001
That's strange, according to my computer, this thread is still in PR 
Oh well, I s'pose I'd better post this anyway, right, this entry has now gone into the editing process for future inclusion in the edited guide, so one day your entry will be on the front page, but please remember that the subbing might take a couple of millennia
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Gnomon - time to move on Posted Sep 18, 2001
Well *my* computer shows it moved out of PR. So there!
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ex-Rambling. Thingite. Dog. Pythonist. Deceased. Posted Sep 22, 2001
congradulations, frogbit.
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