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Welcome, Greg.

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Welcome to the forum!

Welcome Emily. What a good job to have!

I bought some great BBC dvds; Lark Rise to Candleford Cranford Lilies Middlemarch Wives and Daughters

I bought The Race by Dave Shields and two non fiction books, Food In History by Reay Tannahill and Other People's Daughters, the Life and Times of The Governess, by Ruth Brandon

Hello and welcome, Meredith!

I really must read The Winter King. I am usually not a huge fan of Arthur stories, (done to death) but I've heard good things about this book.

I've read the first three in the series and then it lost me. I was never a huge fan anyway. I never understood why she left it 20 years to return to Jamie. She had no proof he had died at Culloden, people did survive it! Clare, in many ways, was a selfish woman. That's my two cents worth, LOL!

Male James Stewart James Cagney John Wayne Robert Redford Liam Neeson Mel Gibson Russell Crowe Hugh Grant Women Maureen O'Hara Julia Roberts Sally Field Meg Ryan Minds gone blank now....

As a child aged about 11 or 12 yrs, I thoroughly enjoyed The Silver Brumby series by Elynne Mitchell. (I think that is her first name, without looking it up). They are Australian books about the wild brumby horses in the Snowy Mountain region.

I'm currently in Exeter, England, 17th century.

Hello, and yes this is a good place for like-minded people. LOL Welcome.

Welcome to the forum. We don't eat the young unlike some species.

I'll see if I can get this book. I like historical fiction set in medieval times. I read a lot of Elizabeth Chadwick which have romance in them.

The Birds & The Bees by Milly Johnson

Steel Magnolias North And South (BBC production) Under The Tuscan Sun Braveheart The Way We Were ANZACS (Australian) Pride & Prejudice (BBC) Notting Hill and so many more but my mind's gone blank! LOL

Welcome! You don't sound boring at all. :o)

Welcome to the forum!