When I lived in Scotland in 93/94 I read a Mills and Boon (historical) category from a local library about the one of the Duke of Sutherland's daughters, or maybe a woman who married into the family.
I can't remember much about it, just that the female was very young. I want to say it took place in the late 1700s, early 1800s, but I'm not sure I trust my memory; and that the story was inspired by somebody who lived at Dunrobin Castle as some point in her life.
The unreliable mind also spits out a memory of a pinkish cover, no author or title though.
Would love to find this title again! Although I'm all aware that it's nowhere near as interesting as the Regency time travel!
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I wonder if he has grandchildren now?
I expect so. He is 64, after all. He has an OBE after his name (a high honour, for those of you unfamiliar with such things - nowhere near a knighthood,…
To put it in context for you AgTigress,
It’s okay, Robin, I do know the context, and I have seen, over the years, many sequences from the film, though I have never seen it in its entirety, and don’t…
That was ALL KINDS of awesome!
And hey, happy Independence Day to all you Americans.
As a San Franciscan I must admit that I only learned the west coast story and don’t give the east any cred! I’ll have to wiki some of the events/places she mentioned to get more details.
I’m coming late to this party on account of my intermittent net access over the last week, but I wanted to say that, based on the trailer and article, I’m a little nervous about the documentary. Hopeful, but nervous.
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