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Irish Astronomy - how far back are members interested to go?
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16 years 8 months ago #49935
by Diane ODonovan
".. the Carthaginian captain Hamilar saw in Birttany about 600bc .. skin boats which were making (so he reported) the three hundred mile crossing to the holy island of Ierne (Eire)"
Replied by Diane ODonovan on topic Re: Irish Astronomy - how far back are members interested to go?
This is really a response to ctr's signature 'quote'.
ctr -
I thought you might like this too. Its sort of related to your quote, paraphrasing something written by the French author St. Exupery:
"Don't ask God why you were born: it is less for God to explain that mystery than for you to justify it"
ctr -
I thought you might like this too. Its sort of related to your quote, paraphrasing something written by the French author St. Exupery:
"Don't ask God why you were born: it is less for God to explain that mystery than for you to justify it"
".. the Carthaginian captain Hamilar saw in Birttany about 600bc .. skin boats which were making (so he reported) the three hundred mile crossing to the holy island of Ierne (Eire)"
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