> Needing no introduction "an" Usenet stalwart wrote:
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>>> Looks like a jolly place for a sword flight or an archery contest.
>>> Tourism calls.
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>>> ROBIN HOOD'S PRISON? SHERIFF'S DUNGEON FOUND AT NOTTINGHAM GAOL
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>>> There is, of course, the tantalising possibility that the cave prison
>>> had a very famous resident, and there are plans to allow the public to
>>> have a look for themselves.
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>>> "This is the first time visitors to the Galleries of Justice will be
>>> able to see the dungeon where Robin Hood would have been imprisoned in
>>> medieval times and already we have received a lot of interest from the
>>> public, from as far away as Japan," said Tim.
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http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/nwh_gfx_en/ART51465.html>
>>The nonexistence of the Robin Hood of the tales will, of course, not
>>stop them from exploiting this 8-)
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> Robin Hood, not REAL?
> St George not a Christian?
> King Arthur not buried under every hill from here to Bavaria?
> William Wallace did not wear blue face paint?
> Hastings not named after a Danish pirate?
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> Is nothing true?
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> Soon we will have no national heroes...
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> Come home Beckham we need you...
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> --
> Summer grasses,
> all that remains
> of soldier's dreams.
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> Bashõ
You can have him. The team he signed with before his "injury" won five
straight with him gone.
