What would you name your house?

[Hughie]

Catherine, I took a nice photo of Peter's grave last year. Think I sent it to you. ...

No, you didn't.

Sorry Catherine, I remember now that when you were here in February I showed it to you. It was Bob (Auld) Scott's headstone I sent you. I'll post Peter's in the "Members Only" section.

The Den was the famous billard Hall in Kilmahew Street where all wee Ardrossan boys like yours truly learned about secret men's business.

I think we should be telt..

Cannae dae that - sworn to secrecy hen! specially about the ...
Hughie

[bobbydarg]

87, that's really Hygiene Vest

[arrangazer]

Hi Betty

It was Cornish which is one of the Celtic languages, also your right Pengarth meant our home so we were led to believe.
One of the great memorys I have is a night out when you I got a bit lost, me driving through the Cornish lanes, it was like being in a rabbit warren as you couldnt see over the hedges where you were going, oh those ditches.

Isobel

[mckay47]

Rabbit warren is a fair discription......there were times when I thought we may end up in one of those ditches!! but it was fun, wasn't it. Happy memories
Betty

[Hughie]

A house near us has just been sold and the new tenants have taken the name "Passing Wind" down.

[morag]

well, if I'd one foot on the doorstep, Hamish?

[Vivc113]

"Hawthorne House". I would call mine that.

Very Wuthering Heights.

[5siamese7]

How about cirrhosis by the sea.

[bobnetau]

A house near us has just been sold and the new tenants have taken the name "Passing Wind" down.

I look at that house sign any time we drive past. The owners had a sense of humour.

[MANBEAR]

When I moved into this house I said it would be the last shift so I called it Dunmovin

[brian f]

High Chaparral or The Ponderosa (not Arthur's place)

Seriously- KILDONAN.

[bobnetau]

High Chaparral or The Ponderosa (not Arthur's place)

Seriously- KILDONAN.

zMy father-in-law worked on the boat Kildonan