On Wed, 30 Aug 2000, Jörg Rhiemeier wrote:
>What is Wessic? I guess some kind of Wessex dialect which for some
>reason went its own way?
It's Wessic. :P A kind of English tongue mixed with a Celtic
substrate. We haven't heard much from the proprietor recently. :(
>> >BTW: Does Kemr include what *here* is Warwickshire and Staffordshire?
>>
>> Where be they? The map is at <polaris.umuc.edu/~pbrown/map.jpg>
>> or was last I checked.
>
>Must have been quite a time ago. The map just isn't there.
>You should know better what is on your own pages and what not!
Arright, arright. I'll try and find and then repost it.
>BTW: To say the dictionary on your site was "not entirely functional"
>is quite an euphemism, it does not work at all!
There's nothing there _to_ work! One more thing I've been putting
off...
>
>> > [Elvish cities in Kemr; Elvish Heritage Revival]
>>
>> Ah, for that they'd be travelling down my way!
>
>Pardon? "Travelling down my way"? What do you mean?
If they want to visit Stonehenge, etc., the Elves will have
to take a train on down into the lovely Province on Dunein.
Which is more or less my manor. Home of Kerno speakers and
loud pipe music.
>> Mm. Where was the ice thick, I wonder? ;)
>
>I mean that we don't know whether there was ever anything from which
>Nur-ellen could plausibly have evolved. A "purist" historian might
>intervene that
>we are adding an element based on pure speculation. But, heck, we are
>doing it just for fun, and it is all speculation, anyway! And no-one
>knows that those people were *not* there!
Sure!
Padraic.
>Joerg.