A serious chunk of wood. Approx 3 pounds, and approx 4" in diameter.
Stamped markings are not legible, other than one word - Glasgow. I'd guess that is Glasgow, Montana.
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A serious chunk of wood. Approx 3 pounds, and approx 4" in diameter.
Stamped markings are not legible, other than one word - Glasgow. I'd guess that is Glasgow, Montana.
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I'd guess this is Glasgow Scotland.
https://www.whatsonglasgow.co.uk/activities/bowling/
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Huh. Ya think? Montana's out, so how about Kentucky?Originally Posted by Edward Weber
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Listen up ya Numpty, Scotland
Very popular there
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowls
https://www.bowlsscotland.com/bowls/bowls-basics
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you bit on the first bait, thought I'd have another go. Did you honestly believe I thought it was Montana?
Not for nothing, but I've never been to a restaurant in either Glasgow Montana or Kentucky.
HOWEVER - a few meals at the Ubiquitous Chip in Glasgow, Scotland. Elite
Last edited by Kent A Bathurst; 05-25-2024 at 5:35 PM.
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I though you were going to make me go throught he entire list, there's one in Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia and Illinois too
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Hah! Well played, Sir
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No Glasgow in Connecticut. There is a "Glasgo", but it's nothing more than a few houses on street that leads to the public boat launch for Glasgo Pond in Griswold CT.
However it is close to Scotland CT. We also got a Lisbon, and a Versailles, pronounced VER- SALES.
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I reckon Kent’s first assumption of Glasgow MT may be correct. See with the proximity to Canadia and there ever popular sport of curling, the Canucks that come down to Montana in the summer would need a comparable leisure activity to engage in. Lawn bowling being the only logical choice.
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That makes perfect sense. Very clever, David.
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