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Fields of gold: How the humble daffodil put Inverurie on the world map

Fields of gold: How the humble daffodil put Inverurie on the world map

Updated: March 9, 2021, 11:16 am © Garioch Heritage Centre Tulips at Inverurie Bulb Farm's fields at Kinkell in the 1960s with Inverurie Paper Mill in the background. Sign up for our newsletter and let our nostalgia team take you on a trip back in time Thank you for signing up to our Nostalgia newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up For decades, fields along the banks of the River Don in Inverurie were a blaze of golden, dancing daffodils, welcoming visitors to the rural market town. Inverurie Bulb Farm was part of the biggest flower firm in the world, supplying London’s famous Covent Garden Flower Market with daffodils, tulips and irises.

Hate Your Neighbors? Take Up the Electric Organ. This One is Free

Hate Your Neighbors? Take Up the Electric Organ. This One is Free The winning listing on Craigslist Bozeman free items this week is a huge, loud electric organ. C'mon. You know somebody who needs this thing. Yes, this thing works. Apparently there are a couple of functions on this free organ that don't work but let's be honest...does ANYBODY actually know how to use all the crazy stuff on an electric organ? No way. Let's be clear: the sound of an electric organ is not for everyone. Even when it's played by someone who's musically talented. I remember growing up in California and there was an older lady about 4 houses down the canyon that played hers all the time. It always sounded like church to me, and not in a good way.

CLARENCE VAN DYKE

On Tuesday morning, Dec. 15, 2020, with his family at his side, Clarence Van Dyke, 89, passed into everlasting glory to be with his faithful Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Clarence was born on Oct. 12, 1931, the 10th of 12 children born to Lawrence and Cora (Klein) Van Dyke. Growing up near Manhattan, Mont., Clarence had many fun and mischievous escapades with his brothers, Ray (a twin) and Jim. He attended Little Holland and Hyline schools, after which he worked on the family farm. Clarence served in the Army from 1951-1953 and in the Army Reserves until 1956. During active service, he was stationed in Germany. Prior to leaving for the Army, he had his eye on a pretty neighbor girl; consequently, when he returned home, he married Marian Kamps on May 19, 1953. They were married for 63 years. Marian passed away in 2016. He missed her deeply.