Scotlands oldest books on display

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Spacecadet replied

11 December 2009, 09:20
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post

New books on display north of the border

'Celtic Psalter' - Monks of Iona - psalms of King David
'Running frae the English' - Shuggy MacSprint - Scottish battle cries
'Muddring Cats' - Maddy MacChanter - how tae play yon Pipes

Old books

well ok, its just the Psalter really

when I heard this on the News yesterday morning I was expecting to hear about the first volume of "Oor Wullie".
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ctdctd replied

11 December 2009, 08:09
Originally posted by NickFitz View Post

So they haven't got Viz yet?

Nah, they wouldn't understand it as it's written in English
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NickFitz replied

11 December 2009, 01:01
So they haven't got Viz yet?
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EternalOptimist replied

10 December 2009, 21:14
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Where's that friggin tumbleweed smiley?

shut it .
this is humour here mate. leave it to the experts. hic
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DimPrawn replied

10 December 2009, 21:06
Where's that friggin tumbleweed smiley?
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EternalOptimist replied

10 December 2009, 20:40
you are wasting your time round here mate
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EternalOptimist started a topic Scotlands oldest books on display

10 December 2009, 16:36
Scotlands oldest books on display

New books on display north of the border

'Celtic Psalter' - Monks of Iona - psalms of King David
'Running frae the English' - Shuggy MacSprint - Scottish battle cries
'Muddring Cats' - Maddy MacChanter - how tae play yon Pipes

Old books

well ok, its just the Psalter really
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