The title of this blog comes from a Gaelic expression -"putting on the poor mouth"-which means to exaggerate the direness of one's situation in order to gain time or favour from creditors.
Splendid photo, Jams.Those burghers were brave men. Would today's politicians walk towards the noose with so much dignity?
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They were certainly brave men. You can see it in theur facesIt's one of the 12 casts made of Rofin's Burghers of Calais statue. It commemorates an event in the Hundred Years War.
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Splendid photo, Jams.
ReplyDeleteThose burghers were brave men. Would today's politicians walk towards the noose with so much dignity?
More data on this?
ReplyDeleteThey were certainly brave men. You can see it in theur faces
ReplyDeleteIt's one of the 12 casts made of Rofin's Burghers of Calais statue. It commemorates an event in the Hundred Years War.
great effect
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
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ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like it