Re: NIVEN'S THOUGHTS?

[jeffnpat <jeffnpat@nis.net>]

Dear Niven:

Thanks for the reply.  The Henry Sinclair connection is on the second page of
"The Temple Stone" area of my website.  Bill Buehler's recent posting will add
some of his special insight, and I'm interested in what you and Tim think.

Temple Kirk is owned by the Midlothian Council and supervised by Historic
Scotland.  To do anything in the Kirk or on the grounds you'll need "permission"
from the first and "scheduled monument consent" from the second.  Good luck!
Perhaps you are better connected than I am.

If you plan to ask for permission I'll give you the name of Historic Scotland's
Inspector of Historic Monuments for Midlothian, although I suggest you set your
sights higher if you can.

If you get consent, let me know.  I can point you in the direction of three
likely areas to scan.  One of them would be easy to miss.  Oh, and don't fall
into the Esk!

All Best!

Jeff

Niven Sinclair wrote:

> At 21:18 01/10/01 -0400, you wrote:
> >Dear Niven:
> >
> >I was wondering if you have yet had a chance to view my website ...
> >
> >http://www.jnisbet.com
> >
> >Although my May 2000 Fortean Times article "Reader of the Lost Stone" is
> >sadly just a much-condensed version of the article I sent to you in June
> >of last year, I have added some very interesting endnotes about
> >subsequent developments concerning my translations of the inscribed
> >stone at Temple as it relates to Prince Henry's 14th-century voyage of

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