Is Tarshish England, and lets start a fight with the Scots while we are at it.

Strong in Him said:

You're welcome and thank you.
I was probably less than gracious in some of my replies. I considered reporting the forummer, but it looked like someone beat me to it.

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I think you handled it pretty well

Strong in Him said:

Are you leaving the UK?
I hope your intended move goes well.

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Only if I am chased by a Scot in a kilt

HantsUK said:

Only if I am chased by a Scot in a kilt

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Would you like to be?

Francis Drake said:

As long as its not this rabble.

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Lol

Francis Drake said:

As long as its not this rabble.

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They haven't caught me yet.

Francis Drake said:

Oh they will, they will, and then you'll be nothing more than haggis meat.

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I
Feeling hungry...Burns Night soon!

Yum

Junia said:

I
Feeling hungry...Burns Night soon!

Yum

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Despite my Scottish ancestry I don't think I could bring myself to try haggis.
Burn's night, and St Andrew's day, always an excuse for shortbread though - not that there's necessarily anything Scottish about shortbread.

Francis Drake said:

It's Burns night each time I try to do a barbecue!

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Ha ha

Never tried a bbq but I daren't cos I expect the same result!

Am a very simple cook. Very low fuss

Michael Collum said:

Archaeology and Geology seems to place it somewhere near present day Seville.

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From what I know of maritime archaeology the trading vessels of the 1st millenium BC would have been able to negotiate the relatively calm waters of the Mediterranean but would have struggled badly out in the Atlantic. Most certainly Tarshish in Spain. Kind Regards