yoyothehobo
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Correct, we have one of them.Cabo Verde Airlines.
The other was Air Albania.
The floor belongs to you
Correct, we have one of them.Cabo Verde Airlines.
Green - the number sequence if pool balls. (I guessed the rationale, but had to look up the colour - is that allowable or classed as cheating?)
Well I will guess 40 thenI'm guessing it is amount of iron involved, so about 50?
100(%)If Crystal Palace <1 and the London Eye =5, what is value of the Eiffel Tower?
Indeed they were.EIffel tower = 20
They were all originally supposed to be temporary attractions and that is how long they were supposed to stand for
IIRC she was born in Belgium so I’ll guess Belgian was her original nationality. No clue as to her given name though.What was film star Audrey Hepburn's real name and what was her original nationality?
She was born in Belgium, but that was not her nationality.IIRC she was born in Belgium so I’ll guess Belgian was her original nationality. No clue as to her given name though.
I'm afraid she wasn't Dutch.Well, she was Dutch and I think her first name was still Audrey, or something similar. Her family name was, I think, English, but I can’t remember what it was. (Thought it had a van in it, but that was Dirk Bogarde.)
Getting warm....and you're right about her middle name.I read about her life many years ago and was surprised to find she had a middle name of Kathleen. Her father was involved with the fascist movement in Britain. I now cannot recall her surname but feel it was a British type of surname.
She was indeed. We know her middle name was Kathleen. Now all we need is her first and last names!Well, perhaps she was British.
She was indeed. We know her middle name was Kathleen. Now all we need is her first and last names!
Correct....her first name was Indeed Audrey.Well, I said it was something like like Audrey when I thought she was Dutch, so perhaps it was just Audrey.
Also correct....her last name was Ruston. Her Dutch mother's surname was Van Heemstra, but young Audrey was born a British citizen.I have read a book about her wartime experiences fairly recently. Her surname was Ruston and her first name along the lines of Audreii. Her mother's name was Van Heemstra or similar and she was a Baroness.