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16 October 2014

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100 entries on 'Is there life on Harris.' + Fank Update.

Thanks to those bewildered souls who have contributed to the 'Is there life on Harris' thread that began in December. Some of the entries have been hilarious.
There are some sick people out there. Here's to another hundred. What the site shows is that there is an eccentric form of life on Harris...

Donald and I are busy making 44 gallon drums of jelly using some drums we bought cheap from Esso in Stornoway. We are having great fun putting hundreds and thousands on the top of each barrel. Donald is making up two hundred thousand party bags (no bubble gum) ready for the influx to the fank.
The Fank site smells of wet paint and we are starting to put down duck boards in the main arena. The folk on the Ness bus must see a huge difference when they pass. We wonder what we might do with the site afterwards.

The feeling of excitement is coursing through everyone and we cannot wait for the contingent from Arran landing at the mouth of the Galson River. We will have a tug standing by in case the current is too strong offshore. We think of everything.
Posted on calumannabel at 22:16

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Congratulations on your 100 responses. (Nurse, the screens…). Are you making petroleum jelly and in the Esso barrels? Some home-made vaseline will be great for preventing chapped lips, but I’m not sure where the hundreds and thousands fit in. Have you invented a dual purpose lip gloss that you can snack on when you get a bit peckish? The film boddach has been telling me about the party bags at the Oscars. What will be in ours? Chrissie Mary hopes there'll be bubbles. Please don't let the Harris folks make any suggestions.

Annie B from Lone Sheiling


I had no idea life on Harris was so diverse or the economy so dependant on double glazing sales! The Arran Fank Contingent are girding their muscles and trying to find a spare crane to put the longship in the water as it's been in dry dock all winter. So when exactly are you expecting us Calumannabel so we know when to set off? Is Granny Ellie still wanting a lift and are there any other pick ups on the way?

Sunny from Arran


Well done Calumannabel! Let's hope you get that lucky at the Fank!

BoB from Lewis


why don't you make the large quantity of jelly (vaseline, or other wise, be careful of trade names and copyright) available as a souvenir item.Packaged up in a nice customised package with a Fank label - Sunny kindly sort of offered the shop facilities - you would probably get an Enterprise grant. not to mention EC funding and Development money from the council, diversification grants, rural sustainablity, etc. And of course Lottery funding. And it is probably part of an Eco package too. Not to mention employment in remote areas, you'd get help to market the idea....advertise...trips to see how others in a similar sitation have managed the same thing (India, New Zealand, Canada, are suitable because they are very far away) gosh this could really take off....

scallowawife from shetland


Maybe she's born with it, maybe it's Fankoline. Experience the deep balminess of petroleum jelly for lips enriched with exfoliating sugar strands. Now here's the science bit. E numbers combine with saccharine molecules to form this luscious new beauty product with added miasma. Is this the sort of PR approach you're looking for?

Annie B from Lone Sheiling




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