Landing site for invasions of Britain in 55 and 54 BC pinpointed

Daily Mail ^ | 29 November 2017 | Colin Fernandez and Harry Pettit

[DCBryan1]

I'm saving this. I use ancient text as further proof of global climate change hoax. The best grapes in Caesar's time were grown in Normandy and Southern Britain! That means it was HOT...and the water was WAY higher!

Look at Thermopylae...its a mile inland too!

[mairdie]

That’s extremely clever.

[mairdie]

But not in danger of tilting over, we all hope.

[ex91B10]

Landing site for invasions of Britain in 55 and 54 BC pinpointed

Someone's going to get their pee-pee slapped over that one.

[mairdie]

Because it’s not PC? I always change dates back to AD and BC when I can.

[blam]

"But not in danger of tilting over, we all hope."

Ha, Ha.

Hank Johnson

[mass55th]

"Who had the SUVs that caused that?"

It was those damn "Bring Out Your Dead" carts, and the horses that pulled them.

[butlerweave]

Carry on Cleo (1964) , his square wheels were a big hit as windows

[crazy scenario]

" Landing site for invasions of Britain in 55 and 54 BC pinpointed"

Was Horeoldo embedded??

[SunkenCiv]

That thou wilt use the wars as thy redress, and not as our confusion, all thy powers shall make their harbour in our town, till we have seal'd thy full desire.

[BlueLancer]

"Landing site for invasions of Britain in 55 and 54 BC pinpointed"

SHHHH!!!

[Tallguy]

Or the area silted-in. One of the reasons archeologists argued over the location of ancient Troy was that a river silted in the curved shoreline mentioned by Homer.

[mairdie]

Very clever.

[colorado tanker]

It has always been interesting to me how the Roman influence did not last in Britain as it did in, say, France. The English words of Latin origin came from French, brought by the Normans. I suppose it speaks to the completeness of the Saxon conquest.

[Bigg Red]

Such a great find!

Thanks for the ping.

[ex91B10]

So do I. Resistance!