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In this weather I can’t say that I can blame you. Do you live in one of those places where things are miles apart? I tried to re-arrange a delivery today but the system was down. Obviously due to that power outage. I’ll try again tomorrow. Calmly this time.
Haha! Not at all, Herlock!
I'm just lazy and wanted to get home to the cats (and the wine)!
It was either collect the book from the post office or go to the shop to pick up a bottle of wine when I finished work!
No prizes for guessing which I chose!
Dat's ma girl!
I'm glad that you're embracing the Glaswegian culture vibe.
I have just finished the book, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
It is the best overall book on Bible John, in my opinion, but it's a pretty low bar to be honest.
There is a long, detailed, but necessary, section on the geneological connection between John McInnes and John Templeton.
It is clear that the author is prepared to do the hard yards when it comes to doing the necessary research, and I think that it pays off.
I will type up my notes, and post a more detailed critique later next week.
I am really looking forward to hearing both your opinion Ms D and also Herlock.
It was either collect the book from the post office or go to the shop to pick up a bottle of wine when I finished work!
No prizes for guessing which I chose!
In this weather I can’t say that I can blame you. Do you live in one of those places where things are miles apart? I tried to re-arrange a delivery today but the system was down. Obviously due to that power outage. I’ll try again tomorrow. Calmly this time.
Hi Ms D,
I'm a third of the way in, and I'm really enjoying it.
She's a serious writer, and it comes with loads of references to primary and secondary sources.
She is also honest enough to acknowledge one of the main problems with this case is the lack of official sources to refer to.
I'm taking loads of notes, and although I'm fairly up to speed with the case, I'm getting a much clearer view of the case as I read on.
I suppose that's the ultimate accolade really.
But I'll look forward to yours and Herlock's view on the book.
Hi Ms D,
I'm a third of the way in, and I'm really enjoying it.
She's a serious writer, and it comes with loads of references to primary and secondary sources.
She is also honest enough to acknowledge one of the main problems with this case is the lack of official sources to refer to.
I'm taking loads of notes, and although I'm fairly up to speed with the case, I'm getting a much clearer view of the case as I read on.
I suppose that's the ultimate accolade really.
But I'll look forward to yours and Herlock's view on the book.
I have to phone in the morning to rearrange delivery then I’ll have to catch up with you and MsD.
Hi Ms D,
I'm a third of the way in, and I'm really enjoying it.
She's a serious writer, and it comes with loads of references to primary and secondary sources.
She is also honest enough to acknowledge one of the main problems with this case is the lack of official sources to refer to.
I'm taking loads of notes, and although I'm fairly up to speed with the case, I'm getting a much clearer view of the case as I read on.
I suppose that's the ultimate accolade really.
But I'll look forward to yours and Herlock's view on the book.
Yes, that was a difficult read. It was in the same league as David Lifton’s JFK Assassination book Best Evidence. The Dyatlov pass book wasn’t complete tripe though. It was just written by someone who didn’t know what clarity is.
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