Lammas
41lammas land — Land which was thrown open after harvest as a common pasture for the cattle of the landowner and others …
42lammas shoot — noun Usage: often capitalized L : a young leafy shoot produced usually in late summer by a woody plant (as an oak) from a bud that would normally open the following spring …
43Buxton Lammas — (also called Buxton with Lammas) is a local government area and railway halt in the English county of Norfolk. It comprises the villages of Buxton, Norfolk (lying on one side of the River Bure) and Lammas on the other side of the river. At this… …
44Ould Lammas Fair — Coordinates: 55°12′04″N 6°15′07″W / 55.201°N 6.252°W / 55.201; 6.252 The Auld Lammas Fair is a traditional …
45Staines Lammas F.C. — Infobox Football club clubname = Staines Lammas fullname = Staines Lammas Football Club nickname = The Blues founded = 1926 ground = The Laleham Recreation Ground, Staines capacity = chairman = Ciaron Taylor manager = Nathan Wharf league =… …
46latter lammas — noun Usage: usually capitalized 2d L Etymology: so called ironically from the fact that there is only one Lammas in a year : a day that will never come * * * Latter Lammas, a day that will never arrive because there is no second Lammas in the… …
47Buxton Lammas railway station — was a railway station in Buxton Lammas, Norfolk. It was located on what is now the Bure Valley Railway which has a Buxton railway station nearby. [British Railways Atlas.1947. p.18] Former Services Disused Rail StartReferences …
48The Lammas School — is a secondary school in Waltham Forest, London. The school has been awarded specialist Sports College status.References* [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/bsp/hi/education/06/school tables/secondary schools/html/320 4076.stm] External links* [http …
49at latter Lammas — adverb never …
50uuhi — • lammas …
