How much do we know about Stonehenge? Less than we think. And what has Stonehenge got to do with the Ice Age? More than we might think. This blog is mostly devoted to the problems of where the Stonehenge bluestones came from, and how they got from their source areas to the monument. Now and then I will muse on related Stonehenge topics which have an Ice Age dimension...
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Thursday 26 April 2018
Very smart marketing.....
Spotted on Twitter, last year. Brilliant marketing -- now why didn't I think of that myself? It would have been even more brilliant if the edible MPP had been made of Caerphilly Cheese -- but maybe it's too crumbly?
I live in Hawes home of Wensleydale cheese.I have spoken to David Hartley the M.D of the creamery and he stressed that the business would never tie up with someone who came up with such outlandish and strange theories and inventions.They are sticking with Wallace and Gromit.
Well, this is fun, SU! So which cheese would be the official cheese of the Human Transport theorists? How about Epoisses -- so smelly that it is officially banned from public transport?
I live in Hawes home of Wensleydale cheese.I have spoken to David Hartley the M.D of the creamery and he stressed that the business would never tie up with someone who came up with such outlandish and strange theories and inventions.They are sticking with Wallace and Gromit.
ReplyDeleteHis words will melt in the mouth provided they are taken with the merest pinch of salt.
ReplyDeleteEmmental - Official cheese of the Glacial transport theory.
ReplyDelete(Full of holes)
Well, this is fun, SU! So which cheese would be the official cheese of the Human Transport theorists? How about Epoisses -- so smelly that it is officially banned from public transport?
ReplyDeleteThe human transport theory cheese? Probably something with a lovely texture from a long whey-a-whey.
ReplyDeletesior-uaine: AKA Phil Cunningham, musician etc
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