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Mar 2011
4:19pm, 25 Mar 2011
3,785 posts
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lammo
Something for all of you, i had a mural painted the downstairs loo at my old house, it was an odd shaped room, it was a lake district type scene, lovely it was 
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Mar 2011
4:20pm, 25 Mar 2011
1,042 posts
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Little Stoker
that its unbelievably frustrating looking on t'internet at unbelievably shit murals on websites done by 'perfeshnials' who I'll bet are busy every day painting n earning a fortune, yet I,the michaelangelo of Brechin, am earning bugger all !!!
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Mar 2011
4:36pm, 25 Mar 2011
15,390 posts
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Velociraptor
I remember the photo of one of your murals, LS. You're a bloody talented man!
Unfortunately, I'm not in Scotland and am kinda between houses, and my parents ARE in Scotland but have a nasty habit of half-killing anyone who draws pictures on their walls, as my sister and I found out many times
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Mar 2011
4:49pm, 25 Mar 2011
44,341 posts
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GregP
Not so much something I didn't know as something I'd not twigged - Finisterre (the region broadly corresponding to Fitzroy in the modern shipping forecast) was named purely because there was a belief that that, as it were, was that. The end of the world.
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Mar 2011
4:49pm, 25 Mar 2011
16,913 posts
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JenL
I DID know that
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Mar 2011
4:51pm, 25 Mar 2011
5,352 posts
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ChrisHB
The end of land, from its name, rather than the edge of the world, much the same as Lands End. Yet I believe your interpretation.
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Mar 2011
4:52pm, 25 Mar 2011
16,914 posts
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JenL
Is it not literally "the end of the earth"?
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Mar 2011
4:53pm, 25 Mar 2011
44,343 posts
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GregP
The Charlie Connelly book is lightweight but amiable, I find.
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Mar 2011
5:17pm, 25 Mar 2011
15,780 posts
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idio
Blackberry phones don't float
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Mar 2011
5:22pm, 25 Mar 2011
4,308 posts
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SpicedApple
That the bus ticket fares are going to go up *again*. Grrr.
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