A Conoeing Adventure

[Heather]

No hints allowed!

[Bob Pacey]

Oh Dave thats what we Queenslanders call a Crawchie great eating and fun to catch.

Heather Maude would not have fished for them.


Bob

[Heather]

WRONG!

[Bob Pacey]

Heather have you completed your own family tree ?

Bob

[Heather]

Been working on the family tree for a bit Bobbo, although not in recent years. But if you were wondering - it is not on the net! TRY AGAIN!!!

[Bob Pacey]

Will think about that for a while and see what comes up. Got a show to do tonight and going out for tea.



Bob

[Bob Pacey]

Good crowd tonight and gave out two membership forms and one old nag to interested people.

Gees I wish I could play the guitar.

Bob

[Maureen K Clifford]

Could be Heather Maeve Bob which would explain why Heather likes Mauve but it is only a guess (no doubt a bad one at that) Maeve is pronounced MAY-v, MAY-vee. It is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and the meaning of Maeve is "intoxicating". The original form is Meadhbh, name of the powerful and legendary warrior queen of pre-Christian Ireland (first century). She is described in the "Tain", the Celtic equivalent of the "Iliad", as "tall, fair...carrying an iron sword".

Obviously used to control inhabitants of the naughty corner

[william williams]

Struth Maureen is that why I am black and blue she belts me with her sword. Psssst Bob, go get her when she comes up your quicker than me, but watch out she might grab you by your mo and don't worry about Darren he'll help for sure
to keep that PURPLE WENCH IN ORDER

Bill W