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Subject: Brig O' Banf ? MacPherson's ? From: GUEST,The Duck of the Irish Date: 07 Feb 02 - 01:13 AM Anyone know what the hell the "Brig O'Banf" means in the song MacPhersons Farwell. I just don't have a clue! |
Subject: RE: Brig O' Banf ? MacPherson's ? From: Sandy Paton Date: 07 Feb 02 - 01:21 AM Brig = bridge, Banff = shire in northeast Scotland. |
Subject: RE: Brig O' Banf ? MacPherson's ? From: GUEST,The Duck of the Irish Date: 07 Feb 02 - 01:29 AM Thanks Sandy! Man that was fast. I am very impressed! |
Subject: RE: Brig O' Banf ? MacPherson's ? From: GUEST,Boab Date: 07 Feb 02 - 04:03 AM Freebooter McPherson had the rope around his neck when the reprieve "cam ow'r the Brig o' Banff" to gi'e the mannie his freedom---but the rotten buggers set "the clock a quarter afore" and hanged him before the document could be served. You may still see what is purported to be his broken fiddle on display in the wee museum in Newtonmore. |
Subject: RE: Brig O' Banf ? MacPherson's ? From: Deckman Date: 07 Feb 02 - 05:14 AM I don't know Sandy ... it took you EIGHT MINUTES to answer. You slipping (hee hee). CHEERS, Bob |
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