Anyway, today the word of the day was ‘Nimrod’, and between us we tried to work out its meaning . I suggested that as Elgar`s Nimrod is played at Remembrance Day perhaps there was a military connection. A.N. other remembered that there was a reconnaissance Plane called Nimrod so we were wondering if it was some sort of flying god of war . We were wrong ,its an Old Testament Warrior King, associated with the Tower of Babel
We recalled Ken Russell’s film in which Elgar ,as a boy, races his pony over the Malvern Hills ( pic) ,the rise and fall echoed by the tumultuous swells and dying falls of his music ....
Makes your hair stand on end –said one
No that’s just gel – said another
Back to work - said a third
We recalled Ken Russell’s film in which Elgar ,as a boy, races his pony over the Malvern Hills ( pic) ,the rise and fall echoed by the tumultuous swells and dying falls of his music ....
Makes your hair stand on end –said one
No that’s just gel – said another
Back to work - said a third
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