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There is a place called Hope in Durham and Richmond (Rich - mound, perhaps) is somewhere below it...
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I definately think were on the right track with constable... And the BELOW Y OF memory could be from his grave epitaph which you can see on find a grave0
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http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=pv&GRid=5392&PIpi=85839
This shows the inscription on the tomb - not helping me much though
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Sorry to bump, but is anyone else still thinking about this one, as it ends soon. I'v had a few more ideas, but nothing that has actually got me anywhere.0
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A few more thoughts after a bit of googling:-
St. Saviours Hospital (Bury St. Edmunds) dates from 1184
1184 x 1.5 = 1776
John Constable (The Copper?) born 1776
Artful Locations related to Constable's paintings in Suffolk?
Dig Holes for Soap = Sudbury?
I think the link between George Samson and St Saviours is that it was built by Abbot Samson. Therefore the maths above DO lead to John Constable. Can't get further yet but I think we're definitely on right lines and that's reassuring at least!0 -
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Totally agree with Constable and the area. Leaning to around Flatford Mill - one of his paintings. also this is a well known arts and craft area. Artful also can mean crafty. but where. have tried galleries, all sorts and cant tie it up into four words matching the letter spaces, maybe someone else has an idea0
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I think that "below why of memory onwards with Hope" refers to the "S" on Constable's gravestone, which is below the "Y" If you go onwards from the "S" you get "Stable". But I don't know what onwards with Hope means. I was thinking of say a famous person called Hope, but Stable Bob got me nowhere. The only other thing that I mulled over with the Stable connection was a biblical connection. Perhaps the currency in the next line could be Gold as in Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh.0
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''Bars'' is of course the maker of the famous IrnBu if that is any help,
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