All- When staying with a friend of mine in York during August 1972, I decided to visit the village of Cranswick which is roughly 40 miles to the northeast, and so one morning I took the bus there. I remember that Cranswick was distinguished from adjacent villages of similar size by the absence of a village chapel and the presence of TWO pubs. Despite my generous custom, the barman at neither establishment was impressed by my appellation. I do not remember the bus ride back to York . . . -Edward Steve wrote: > . . . > Enclosed [No they're not... Rootsweb doesn't allow attachments... > Please mail Rich direct for copies of the pictures - Steve] are a few > snaps of my 5 min visit to Cranswick. Hardly a thrilling place but the > duckpond is nice.. Would have loved to book into a guest-house there > just for them to ask the name, but the place is barely big enough for > shops. > . . . -- Edward Cranswick Tel: 303-273-8609 US Geological Survey, MS 966 Fax: 303-273-8600 PO Box 25046, Federal Center [email protected] Denver, CO 80225-0046 USA E.M. Forster said, "Only connect".