'Aerial Aerchaeology in Ireland'

tac foley · 25-07-2014 2:34pm #1

For some reason I've ended up with two copies of the handbook 'Air and Earth - Aerial Archaeology in Ireland' - a review by the Heritage council and written by George Lambrick.

The first PM I receive with an Irish address will get it free, no strings.

tac

tac foley · 25-07-2014 3:54pm

Colin, you have it.

tac

slowburner · 31-07-2014 8:03am

The pdf version is also available free to download here.
http://www.heritagecouncil.ie/fileadmin/user_upload/Publications/Archaeology/Aerial_Archaeology.pdf

tac foley · 31-07-2014 8:36am

slowburner wrote: »

The pdf version is also available free to download here.
http://www.heritagecouncil.ie/fileadmin/user_upload/Publications/Archaeology/Aerial_Archaeology.pdf

My version was not only free, but

a. doesn't need batteries.

b. has a 'quick-flip page' facility whereby you simply go back and forth between the pages by 'moving' them. Great idea, eh?

tac

tac foley · 27-08-2014 5:10pm

Gentlemen all - a few weeks aog, I sent my spare copy of the excellent Heritage Council reference work 'Air and Earth etc' to the first person who PM'd me expressing an interest in it.

For reasons best know to An Phost, he never got it. Asking the Heritage council for a hard copy in 2014, bearing in mind that they provide a freebie pdf. version, was a long shot, but they have come up trumps, bless 'em.

When I cam home this afternoo from helping to move my flooded-out daughter and her husband, I found not one, but TWO copies in my mail box.

Colin - I'll try it again in the next day or so, and keep one of the brand-new pristine copies for myself.

To those fine and generous ladies and

gentlemen at Church Lane Kilkenny, my deepest and heartfelt thanks for your kindness to a furriner. Who said that there is a great shortage of goodwill these days?

tac

cfuserkildare · 01-09-2014 9:09am

Hey mate,

The book arrived in the post on Friday.

Excellent piece of reference material for my current investigations.

Many Thanks.

tac foley · 01-09-2014 9:25am

Oh no! I've just wrapped up the replacement copy for you for Mrs tac to mail off!

So now I have a spare................................:O

tac

Reoil · 01-09-2014 12:42pm

Does Antrim count as an Irish address?

tac foley · 01-09-2014 12:49pm

Last time I lived there it was called Co Antrim, Ireland.

A quick check of a handy map showed quite clearly that Co Antrim is one of the six counties referred to collectively as 'Northern Ireland', a place I was always happy to leave intact, with no extra apertures on my body.

A simple removal of one address, a replacement with yours, and you'll have it this week if the creek don't rise.

PM me if you are serious.

tac

Reoil · 02-09-2014 3:38pm

Hey,
I'm serious yeah, but please check the cost of postage first. It might be a bit more and I don't want you forking out any more money just for me!
If you're ok, I'll PM you my address when you check UK postage.

Thanks!
Steve.

tac foley · 02-09-2014 7:21pm

The offer was made in good faith, if I'd wanted payment I would have asked, I'm Jewish, for G*d's sake.

If you want it, then just PM me your address and leave it to me, OK?

tac

Reoil · 03-09-2014 10:46am

PM sent.

tac foley · 04-09-2014 11:45am

Gone.

Post Office receipt #1-276534.

Yellow US-style envelope with 'from tac' on the back.

You might get it Saturday.

tac

PS - batteries not included.

Reoil · 04-09-2014 5:13pm

Thank you!

tac foley · 04-09-2014 5:21pm

De nada, Mijneer.

Tschuess!

tac

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