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DT:Sunday,May 15th.,2011 @ 1337hrs EST <JPST>

<< Quoting G0TEZ to DRAKE @WW >>

> From         : G0TEZ            To           : DRAKE @WW
> Type/Status  : B$               Date/Time    : 15-May 00:16
> Bid          : FB0163G0TEZ      Message #    : 94455
> Title        : RE: Ian G0TEZ's comments:94298
>
> Hi Pete.
>
> I did say I hadn't seen your ariginal bull so all I could do was
> point out that a Fathom is six feet and a League though now out
> of use, has been three miles for hundreds of years.

Hello Ian...

Yes agreed, it was included with the reply, and at the end was
the league equals comment which I replied to.    Actually the
League < or whatever the Navigator of the Definace was using >
is approximately 3 miles < on land>.

> Thanks for what you say about Google Earth, it was alot better a
> couple of years ago. I do have an older version on my 1 TB
> external HDD so I am considering replacing it.
> It might just try to update itself again though.

  Yes agreed... I thought the updates would be better, but then
they have been confusing blurrs or uselessness, almost like other
programes I have been forced to update.

> I could look down on the old homestead from an apparent height of
> about 30 feet and do a drive along the Roman road at about the
> same height, when it showed a lot of detail but it all seems to
> have gone now...pity.

  Is that the white farmhouse which now is a bed n breakfast?

> As for Time Team, I did consider dropping them an e-mail especially
> as the house used to be called the villa as the present building is
> only about 400 yrs old but was built on the site of an old Roman
> villa but Time Team seems to have given up exploring any new sites,
> they just go to sites which someone else has already explored and
> spend three days extending them.

 OH ...  How disappointing.  I get their shows on our Education TV
channel.   Still like the show, even if they only do the shows
this way.   I thought they were invited to do this by the owners
of these lands...etc...oh well...live and learn.

>  I hadn't bothered looking around Enchmarsh for quite a while so
> expected that, if anything, it would have improved. Instead it is
> worse quality. Sorry.
>
> All the best. Ian.
>
> 73 - Ian, G0TEZ @ GB7CIP
>
> Message timed: 00:58 on 2011-May-15
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>  E-mail ihg0tez@talktalk.net
>  Skype  ian-g0tez
>
> [End of Message #94455 from G0TEZ]

  I did that too ...a trip to the old homestead<s> in England and
Scotland, and well the only thing I need now, is a trip home to
just touch base, and leave again...never to return.

I still like your place Ian ... so quaint... :)

 73 Pete VE3WBZ
 
PS: I also liked the pictures I got of Caer Cadoc, and yeah
    saw that cave, and no ...I would have to practice to get up
    that hill....but it is impressive.


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