29-04-2013, 10:21 PM
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Re: British Culture?
Originally Posted by mindbender
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how preposterous - but as good researchers [and i assume you are spittie] we must establish whether the link you are suggesting in a non-contentious way of course is causal or non-causal. So before we can proceed with this discussion and allow me to demolish your spurious claims I would ask you to name your weapons - causal or non-causal? - over to you rear gunner!
29-04-2013, 11:29 PM
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Re: British Culture?
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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I think we still have our culture, perhaps Morris dancing is more for tourism etc these days but essentially we are as we always were.
it was held in a medieval Tithe Barn decorated with wild flowers and was like something out of a Thomas Hardy novel ..Here is the bride dancing with the Morris men ...
...We also had a Silver Band in the afternoon in remembrance of my father and a Caleigh band in the evening.
There is 'culture' if you get out into the countryside and know where to look...
29-04-2013, 11:58 PM
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Re: British Culture?
How many steam rallies do we have? They usually have old cars, motor bikes,tractors, lorries and craft tents.I have seen folks carving owls out of tree trunks with a chain saw, lace making, charcoal making and even watched them harvest,plough and sow a field with steam engines
30-04-2013, 08:40 AM
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A lot of our culture does indeed date back to medieval times, and further, in fact back to the Druids.The Druids still exist today, they really have never died.
Over the years we have points in history, that have changed our culture, or should I say added to it, like bonfire night,and off course wartime dates, like end of war etc. and it will continue to do so.
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