River Trent

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... to the River Trent.

And once you're on the Trent, that was navigable by quite large cargo vessels all the way to the North Sea.

So it's a very, it's a very watery island.

Yeah

... you know, rivers, River Trent and all that.

Yeah.

But, um, and, uh, but me next-door neighbor, uh, um, uh, uh, this fella, he, he were always the one who, who, he were very knowledgeable about, um, birds.

... w- selling, selling the land.

But the land was on the River Trent.

A beautiful little sliver of land.

So if, if anyone wants a piece of land, just, uh, email me.

Could be anywhere, couldn't it? Seeming London.

The River Trent, I don't know.

Could be the Trent, couldn't it? Could be the Seine.

Could be the Nile.

I posted it into the, uh, the, uh, chat for you there.

These guys in England, on the Trent River if I recall correctly, um, bought a barge for one pence.

One pound, excuse me.

And it, it's just a s- hull.

The degrees were given by proxy to Brother Yeleguin, a famous Russian collector of degrees and Masonic knowledge.

There was a close connection with the schematic Grand Lodge of England south of the River Trent.

It seems that finally the Templar degrees of this body were taken over by Thomas Dunkerley and became a part of the history of that order.

It occasionally said that there is a reference in Masonic records to Charles Edward Stuart the Young Pretender, having been a mason.

To which the Reds replied, hold my beer.

Forest had 26 attempts but managed only three on target and they now have failed to score in their opening three league matches under the lights or on the banks of the River Trent.

And although Igor Jesus was denied a late equaliser by a controversial VAR decision, the problems went considerably deeper than that one moment.

So tonight we're going to examine Forrest's lack of cutting edge, the defending behind Jay De Silva's winner, Oliver Glasner's attacking changes and whether Igor Jesus has now done enough to force his way into the starting 11.

There is some scepticism from councillors about how well this whole modal shift thing will work, but it will be monitored by a working group.

But even if you do manage to get lots more people out of their cars and lots more people arriving at the ground by foot, there is still the issue of getting an awful lot of them over the River Trent, of course.

Yes.

And there comes this idea of a bridge.

It's a really important part of what happens next, though.

The same thing, I suppose, that makes the city grounds so unique is the same thing, which is the biggest barrier to this development happening.

And that is its location by the River Trent.

You think, as you mentioned about that walk over Trent Bridge, that is all part of the match day experience, isn't it? But, you know, you get close to kickoff.