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Another two may words as the month is ending soon. The name May is the modern-day English adaption of the Latin word (A13-A09) Maius , which has origins going back to the time of the ancient Greeks. They named the month of May (or Maius) after the Greek goddess of growth. and 1St May 1961 Fidel (G19...

Nice pics Jil. No

editing

needed.

Perish the thought. Did not your parents teach you to keep the (-e)

peace?

If the tea crop fails then maybe

Ewerest

would grow.

Considering they was taken at 52.431672823334054, -2.8944276242801728 the Northern lights are not often seen that low in England.

Greatings from Mullumbimby. To keep the May theme going I give you two more (N01-N07) Garland (J18-J20) Day Another name for May Day Last Sunday in May is (H01-H05) Arbor Tree Day in Aston on Clun. https://www.shropshireandbeyond.com/photos/south-shropshire/aston-on-clun The display over the stipper...

https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/other/se ... -BB1mUqII?

Sorry cannot pull the article from the page.

Randi wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2024 9:02 pm Probably not since Aya's homeland is in the eastern

hemisphere

and the yaxche is native to the western hemisphere.

touché

I wonder if we would find Aye sipping tea and rejoicing under a

Yaxche

tree?

Why don't we just spend the saved cash on a Holiday?
We could go to (-t)

Paris.

The (O15-Q04) Indianapolis 500 car race is held each year during this month.

This will probabilly be the last for a number of days, make the most of it.

Opps, just realised I sent that page up.

National (M05-M09) Space Day

National Space Day dedicates the first Friday in May to the extraordinary achievements, benefits, and opportunities in the exploration and use of space.

New scribe.
Any ideas 0900 cloud, does not make sense, looks like "of rof"?

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Now in Portsmouth NH and back to the 59 bread 73 & 3/4 lbs meat and veg.
The cook must have been very creating to stop the crew mutineering.

Someone must have left we are now down to 73 & 1/2 lbs

Randi, I'm not copying your atlas entry but I was going to put in this go.

The first true (M01-M05) atlas in the modern sense was published on 22 May 1570.

Thinks are looking up. This time we got 67lbs bread and 83 & 3/4 of meat and veg.
Party time.

The supply office is very precise in it delivery, for the last 3 days we have had delivered 59lb bread, 73 & 3/4lbs beef, 73 & 3/4lb vegetables. The ship is nailed to the dock in New Your and they are now entering its course (WSW) in each line. I would be worried if it changed and the ship d...

Welcome back home Michael. Hope you had a good flight.

Good story accompanies the pictures.