18-01-2017, 03:09 PM
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Re: Ancestry dna
Originally Posted by Flowerpower
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I bet I'll come back as 100% British which will be quite boring. I sometimes wonder whether there's a bit of Spanish in me because whenever we go to Spanish speaking countries I always feel more "at home" than when we go to other countries.
It's a bit thrilling on the quiet, I'm just grateful I got to have the benefit of this advancement in technology in my lifetime.
Lord knows what's around the corner ...
Once I sent the test off, it took about six weeks to come back ...
18-01-2017, 04:18 PM
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Re: Ancestry dna
Originally Posted by Eliza
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I hope to do my DNA this year , and im expecting to get a fair bit of Indian in the results.Its another step in my family history , so i see it as a must .
Hi there, Eliza ...
Ancestry and the dna trail are really starting to be be paired up and it's difficult to do the one and not be curious about the other.
I can see the cost would put many people off but there's a way around everything, birthdays and Christmas presents etc.,
Apparently, I'm very difficult to buy for (I'm not) and this would have been a perfect gift for me.
When you have it done, I would love it if you came back to this thread and share your results.
It's just so interesting, isn't it.
25-03-2017, 12:18 AM
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Re: Ancestry dna
Originally Posted by Flowerpower
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I just read about a Mothers Day offer on ancestry.com £10 off so just £69.I decided to go for it and got right to the end and they want £20 😱😱😱extra for shipping! I'm not paying £89.
It's only a flipping bit of cardboard. Total con.
it a rather cheeky Pinot Grigio...
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