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here is where nature comes into play. she may have no had sex with a man or woman, but you cannot tell me she did not masturbate. thus, she did have sex. i lean that she had intercourse with Thomas Seymour and Robert Dudley. what a propaganda she displayed . all artifice. i think she was scared. scared by her father and had huge daddy issues. that's all.
Robbie Burns lived in Alloway and regularly went drinking in Ayr returning home over the bridge across the river Doon. The Brig o’Doon. This was the semi auto-biographical inspiration for his poem Tam O’Shanter. Apart from the name of the tea clipper Cutty Sark, Brigadoon was chosen as the name of the magical village in the film of the same name.
I hate how stuff is filmed like this. The tension building of opening this chest that hasnt been opened yet. and as soon as its opened theres a camera looking up
This is not proper art history where you just make stuff up by association. Pearls are being used for termination in decoration. You can see Beard screwing up her face trying to confection some interesting ad hoc idea. A sorry state of affairs for art history. That she made a series called Civilisations as if supplanting Sir Kenneth Clarke. Efforts that collapsed in critical impropriety. Make your own title up for your nonsense.
I think the name was chosen from the poem to capture the chase won by the rider. All others shall see her transom even if they get a wisp of her spray (horses tail) in their faces.
A very interesting sliver of history. I can't help but wonder exactly how many punishments went unnoticed by the records, especially considering how much people wanted to keep it all low profile. A thing we'll never be sure of, probably. In any case, thank you so much for recording this and uploading it on youtube! It's much appreciated!
I’ve heard the expedition story (a long time ago) and just recently have read mostly about Lady Jane. I didn’t realize it was her husband’s expedition and haven’t read far enough to see she was involved in the search for her husband. By all accounts she was a loyal wife (with intelligence,talents,cultured in her own right) who obviously loved him. Almost hate to learn of this part of their story.
I've seen models that are built first and later erected with a string as he has stated, I presume others would glue and seam together the bottle around the built ship where it isn't quite obvious, like around the bottom circular portion, ello' Heather nu-nah
My 2nd Great Uncle, Capt. Clooney was employed on the SS Great Eastern as a young man. He later had his own (Successful Ship building Company) in which he built Ships to serve the Gulf & Atlantic Ocean and was highly praised for his workmanship. Many years later he was presented with a piece of the Cable as a Souvenir which he Cherished the rest of his Life. He has an Island & a Street named in his Honor in Cajun Country. I talked to a relative that inherited it and he said he might donate it to the museum in Lake Charles, Louisiana.
