No install course or tag along tour?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
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No install course or tag along tour?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
Not likely. Just there to meet up with a few good people (yourself included)Quote:
Originally Posted by John_D4
Why Satan Cakes?Quote:
Originally Posted by RANDLOVER
We ran a trip up to Turon NP and Hill End the weekend before last. We'll probably find something to do on the farm ( there's always plenty of fencing in case we get bored). Oh, and the CJ10 that's currently keeping my RRS out in the rain.
Regards,
Tote
Easter isn't actually in the Bible (well the word is mentioned once in English versions, but it is a mis-translation of Passover).Quote:
Originally Posted by Parker
The history of the hot cross bun | Gourmet Traveller
"The Saxons, we are told, ate buns marked with crosses in honour of Eostre, goddess of spring or light, who gave her name to Easter. Antiquarians cite similar practices among the Druids, Phoenicians, Greeks and Romans in honour of Diana, goddess of the hunt and the moon. Some of the sacred "cakes" were marked with the image of deer or ox horns, and others a cross, signifying the four quarters of the moon. Indeed, if you were to go to Pompeii today you could see the remains of such buns in an ancient bakehouse. Herodotus tells us that at the time they were left in sanctuaries built at crossroads for fugitives and hunters. The Bible records that in 587BC Jeremiah denounced Hebrew women for neglecting their Christian father and continuing to worship Diana, offering up "cakes to the moon, the queen of the shining sky". Of course, the early Christian church didn't have time for such pagan idolatry and marshalled the buns into the service of God............"
D4 not together as it’s evolved since I started and I’m awaiting more components.
90 and camper headed for Melrose Saturday and head to the Riverland Sunday.
We found something to do - 8 flyblown sheep today to match the 13 last weekend..... Its been a bad year for it here, we've jetted twice so far this year, just hanging out to get last years lambs shorn and crutching done sometime in the next couple of weeks.
Regards,
Tote
There are so many D3/4’s here this year. It’s crazy. Normally the D1/2’s are most popular but not this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
I’m annoyed I couldn’t get mine assembled in time. Not to worried though, not participating in the event, just social visit for a night this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by John_D4
Keep a look out for Ike and the camper mid afternoon.
Caught up with John over by the trials track this Arvo. Good to meet you mate, one very nice D4 you have (great colour too) [emoji41]