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Thanks that helps, My wife has been educating me on recovery from a CVA, She is very lucky but we have a way to go yet.wolram said:
1oldman2 said:
Coolwolram said:
, let me kick that thought around for a few. By the way did I get that right about Foster/Longshanks ? He and a relative of mine had a bit of history together.
1oldman2 said:After the first was lost the three remaining Gladiators were named "Faith,Hope and Charity"View attachment 98832 View attachment 98832 View attachment 98832 Here they can be seen flying in formation.
1oldman2 said:Cool
By the way, how about that Falcon landing?
That was amazing. It bounced a little towards the edge, which was a bit scary, then looked unstable afterwards with the barge rocking in the swell. I hope it stayed upright long enough for them to fix the legs to the deck!1oldman2 said:By the way, how about that Falcon landing?
Sorry about the delay responding, I seem to have been dealing with a case of higher than "normal" entropy over the last couple of days.wolram said:Yay well done 1oldman2 that is spot on, you are on now, do not make yours so difficult my brain hurts
Thank you for asking, that question would be the basis for an entirely new thread. I'm learning that recovery after a CVA requires a "long term approach" so in the "one day at a time" aspect she's doing good but time will tell.wolram said:
Yes, you could say the family goes back a bit. my relative was a well known "outlaw" that when "longshanks" captured ended up with his head decorating the old bridge in Londontown.wolram said:You did get that right, gosh your family must go back a bit
(Bonus quiz, what town would a monument to the "relative" be in?)
The angle of attack and velocity was incredible, I was sure it was going to prang the barge.(not to mention the crosswind and wave height issues)Jonathan Scott said:
Cardiff is in wales, the name translates to "Welshman" so your kinda' sorta' getting warm. think further north, this is just a "bonus" the riddle was post #340.wolram said:
Too obvious - got it by that point, but back at work now and too busy to think of something else.1oldman2 said:
1oldman2 said:
Yes, but also about something that happened only a couple of years ago.Pepper Mint said:
Obviously your familiar with the story. That was a serious navigational error wouldn't you say?Jonathan Scott said:
Well there you go!wolram said:
I await your next riddle. 
) but anyway, wolram said that I’m supposed to go (not sure why), but I digress. Here’s the riddle, and your welcome ProfuselyQuarky said:
Okay, This will take a bit as it's another Dr. appointment day. In the meantime here is a couple of nice pics to ponder. Both taken from ISS.ProfuselyQuarky said:Yay! Alright, 1oldman2, it's you turn now
Question: Is he a European who had also been traveling to Asia before he died ?1oldman2 said:Two eyes upon the southern sky,
this place was named for a man who died in 1521.
