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Victorian Cowboy Lore, Recipes, Songs, Poems and Life Lore

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dabrownman

Victorian Cowboy Lore, Recipes, Songs, Poems and Life Lore

A nice section on recipes, baking bread and one on biscuits too - From the Victorian Era

http://www.lonehand.com/default.html

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Jon OBrien

...'the Victorian era' in reference to your history?

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dobie

dbm

Thanks for the link. Looks fascinating and I will give it a good read.

 

Jon

Speaking for myself,

This is one of those rare occassions where we are in fact two Nations 'joined' by a common language.

Normally referring to approximately 1850 - 1900 and of a certain 'moral' standard of decency (in base terms). Somehow, it has crept into our vernacular.

dobie

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dabrownman

directly to the USA from the 'Mother Country'.  Half the population of the colonies during the Revolutionary war considered themselves British first and did not support the rebel Americans - Like Ben Franklin's son who remained a loyalist and moved to England during the war.  Victorian homes of the era are most sought after today too.  Old SF is pretty much Victorian Architecture at least the part that made it through the earthquake and resulting fires in 1906

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Jon OBrien

...to name periods after your presidents.

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dabrownman

Bill Clinton discovered the Lincoln bedroom with who knows who how many times and still had time for young girls with fat ankles and thighs in the oval office - He has a thing for both it seems!  Now he might get to do it all over again and that period will be called First Stud:-) I would pay to see that on IMAX.... and likely will!