HARDY FORUM ARCHIVE H0037 4/10/00 "PLACES OF INTEREST IN WESSEX". ========================= ========================= ===== From: "Anne-Marie Rowan" To: Subject: Places of interest in Wessex I have watched all this existential jousting with glee, but am about to lower the tone with rather a trite request. I am going down to Hardy country in July for a short break.....could anyone offer a list with places of interest to the Hardy fan, and any pubs that serve fine ale. ========== Resent-Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2000 05:49:05 -0700 X-Sender: wwmorgan@mail.ilstu.edu Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2000 08:07:22 -0500 To: HARDY-L@csusm.edu From: Bill Morgan Subject: Re: Places of interest in Wessex Mime-Version: 1.0 Resent-From: HARDY-L@csusm.edu X-Mailing-List: archive/latest/1044 Reply-To: HARDY-L@csusm.edu X-Loop: HARDY-L@coyote.csusm.edu Precedence: list Status: Dear Anne-Marie Rowan, ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊI'll leave it to others to recommend pubs (though I have my favorites), but I think I can be helpful about Hardy sites to visit.Ê It's probably helpful to think of the attractions in two categories--biographical and literary-topographical: ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ(1) Biographical: The don't-miss features here are the birthplace at Higher Bockhampton, Max Gate, and the Dorset County Museum with its fabulous collection of memorabilia.Ê I think I'd probably recommend starting with the DCM.Ê ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ(2) Literary-topographical: If your interest lies in the correspondences (and variances) between the literal world of SW England and the textual world of Hardy's fiction and poetry, then I recommend you select a couple of the tour pamphlets published by the Hardy Society (on sale at the Dorset County Museum--and probably at the birthplace and Max Gate, for that matter) and set off on a full-day or half-day tour by car of, say, *The Country of Tess of th

HARDY FORUM ARCHIVE H0037 4/10/00 "PLACES OF INTEREST IN WESSEX". ========================= ========================= ===== From: "Anne-Marie Rowan" To: Subject: Places of interest in Wessex I have watched all this existential jousting with glee, but am about to lower the tone with rather a trite request. I am going down to Hardy country in July for a short break.....could anyone offer a list with places of interest to the Hardy fan, and any pubs that serve fine ale. ========== Resent-Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2000 05:49:05 -0700 X-Sender: wwmorgan@mail.ilstu.edu Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2000 08:07:22 -0500 To: HARDY-L@csusm.edu From: Bill Morgan Subject: Re: Places of interest in Wessex Mime-Version: 1.0 Resent-From: HARDY-L@csusm.edu X-Mailing-List: archive/latest/1044 Reply-To: HARDY-L@csusm.edu X-Loop: HARDY-L@coyote.csusm.edu Precedence: list Status: Dear Anne-Marie Rowan, ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊI'll leave it to others to recommend pubs (though I have my favorites), but I think I can be helpful about Hardy sites to visit.Ê It's probably helpful to think of the attractions in two categories--biographical and literary-topographical: ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ(1) Biographical: The don't-miss features here are the birthplace at Higher Bockhampton, Max Gate, and the Dorset County Museum with its fabulous collection of memorabilia.Ê I think I'd probably recommend starting with the DCM.Ê ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ(2) Literary-topographical: If your interest lies in the correspondences (and variances) between the literal world of SW England and the textual world of Hardy's fiction and poetry, then I recommend you select a couple of the tour pamphlets published by the Hardy Society (on sale at the Dorset County Museum--and probably at the birthplace and Max Gate, for that matter) and set off on a full-day or half-day tour by car of, say, *The Country of Tess of th

i havent been to that school yet butt i am going and i want the busses

I need the busses back... I got chased by 4 clowns on the way home from school and I will never forget it... please bring them back

i have to walk 3 miles to school every day and my mom and dad are hard working parents and we don't have the money to miss work or belate everyday if there late just one day they will get fired i am in bad shape i have bad asmah and i am obeast i hate walking to school and getting mad fun of everytime i have to walk to school

it is stupid that they took the buses away i almost got ran over by a car than i got a pop bottle beamed at my ribs that would not have happened if i was on a bus and i crached my bike too cause we had no school buses and i also got jumped for my bike and there is no sidewalks on beachdaily so you have to reck people's lawn and people edge there lawn and when peoples bike tires accsidently hits the edge of the grass we get throwen from our bikes and we get chased by dogs

i agree with manda there are to many sex predateos out htere to just walk alone.

i'll sign this for you becasue i understand i am a parent and i would hate to have my kids walk home alone.

What happens when a parent works, and has no one to take their kid to school? Would it make you feel an ounce of guilt if that kid was walking home alone, and got kidnapped? The area by Truman High School is loaded with sexual predators. That's just like putting a neon sign out saying "Please come kidnap my child as he/she walks home alone helplessly". What would you do if that was your child without a bus?

dude,we need busses back.i'm tried of walking home every day it's making me amd.and i have to go to school at leave my house at 6:40 in the mouring and i'm only a few blockes away from the school.when i walk home from school each day it's like after the elementry kids get home.man i hate that.i want to be home before the little kids.man they are faggots.i hate the TAylor school district.