Hi, John, At 11:24 PM 1/28/2012, you wrote: >Remember, we are talking about a people that have deep fried Mar's Bars. Ah...yes...that does help put things into some kind of perspective.... >Now, that I haven't tried, but supposedly they are good. Perhaps...(but, only perhaps)...if they were warmed just enough to be rolled in corn flakes (Kellogg's, of course), then frozen, and then fried to a light crackly crunch...but, no...I suspect that my chocaholic side is taking over. Happy Sunday! Horace >John Ross >Windsor, Nova Scotia >On 29-01-2012, at 2:19 AM, Horace Greeley wrote: > >> >> >>Hi, John, >> >>Seriously???? Deep fried haggis???? >> >>Please...some of us have just eaten...(and, not deep fried haggis...). >> >>Just what kind of torpedoes were you trial-ing? >> >>Cheers! >> >>Horace >> >>At 02:29 PM 1/27/2012, you wrote: >>>When I commisioned HMCS Ojibwa in 1965, we did our workups in that >>>area, torpedo trials at Gaerlochhead. >>>The Flag Officer Submarines inspected us at Faslane. >>>Remember the fish and chip van that sold deep fried haggis? LOL >>>Yes definitely brought back memories. >>>John Ross >>>Windsor, Nova Scotia >>>On 27-01-2012, at 4:10 PM, David Boyce wrote: >>> >>>>Travel down to that area? Tom i LIVE in that area! I live in >>>>Gourock beside Greenock, and the end of my street looks right >>>>across to the Holy Loch. When the US naval base was there I >>>>tuned a piano there a couple of times, and pianos of US naval >>>>personnel. When were you there? >>>> >>>>Did you see the photos I posted the other day of Glencoe, where >>>>one half of your ancestors massacred the other half, 320 years >>>>ago this month? You can see them, along with some photos of >>>>this area, on my Facebook business Page, David Boyce Piano >>>>Services. The first of the 2012 Calendar pics has the mouth of >>>>the Holy Loch right in the middle of the shot. >>>> >>>>Kindest regards, >>>> >>>>David >>>><<http://www.davidboyce.co.uk/>http://www.davidboyce.co.uk/>www.davidboyce.co.uk >>>> >>>> >>>>Hi David, >>>> >>>>Please accept my most humble apologies for even suggesting that >>>>you are English. Coming from a Scot heritage on both sides of my >>>>family (Father: Highland Campbell and Mother: MacDonald), I >>>>should have been more sensitive concerning the great divide in >>>>the UK between England and Scotland. >>>> >>>>When I was in the U.S. Navy, my submarine made a port visit to >>>>British Submarine Base at Faslane where I spent some time on >>>>Shore Patrol with the MOD. When they found out that I had >>>>descended from the Clans Campbell and MacDonald, both of the MODs >>>>that I was travelling with marveled that I was still alive! >>>> >>>>If you travel down to that area, please give my regards to >>>>Greenock, Dunoon and the Holy Loch, Helensburg and Glasgow. I >>>>remember them well. >>>> >>>>Best regards, >>>> >>>>Tom >>>>
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