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Since we are onto numbers and dialect [a bit] anybody know the old counting system beginning yan tan tethera - used for sheep counting in the northern dales. ?
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Since we are onto numbers and dialect [a bit] anybody know the old counting system beginning yan tan tethera - used for sheep counting in the northern dales. ?
Similar in Gaelic as well. Quite cheap as no machine required.
Since we are onto numbers and dialect [a bit] anybody know the old counting system beginning yan tan tethera - used for cheep counting in the northern dales. ?
I could manage upto forty at one stage, which for a "townie" in a Gaelic speaking area wasn't too bad.
“Yan, tan, tether, mether, pimp
Since we are onto numbers and dialect [a bit] anybody know the old counting system beginning yan tan tethera - used for cheep counting in the northern dales. ?
Sether, hether, hother dother, dick
Yan dick, tan dick, mether dick, bumfit
Yan bumfit, tan bumfit, tether bumfit, mether bumfit, gigot”.
Easy for YOU to say!!
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We need your recipe!
Not so much a recipe, one onion, two shallots ~300g of ox cheek, ~300g braising steak. The meat was cut into small cubes (for small pies) and the lot went in the slow cooker for about
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