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Red around her nose

Fizzog is the face and since he covered the nose in one verse I'd hazard a guess he means here the LipS Glossed Red . I'm not often Right , But I'm NEVER WRONG . !O!

Phizzog is the English way Fizzog meaning the face she was given its a noun she may have red lips red hair and eye shadow. You've heard the saying got a face like the back of a bus well she may had

Thank you for your comments on the Video, what a beautiful place it is, your very lucky to live there, well there's a very interesting story behind this video I'm actually a video and documentary maker from the UK, and also run a country music radio station over here, a few years back I had a friend over from South Carolina to visit me and we where talking about rural America one evening and she told me to look up a video on KZbin called "Women of Old Time Music_ Tradition & Change in the Missouri Ozarks" the video is by 'Holly Hobbs', and about a quarter way into the video 15min 40sec to be precise, is this music its sung by a lady called Carol Frazier who's grandmother apparently wrote the song one sunny day, Well when I heard it I just had to put it to some pictures of the Ozarks, so its a real pleasure, I have tried to get in touch with both Holly Hobs the video maker or Carol Frazier without any success, the song is also played at the end of the video by Holly Hobbs, take a look (Women of Old Time Music_ Tradition & Change in the Missouri Ozarks).

@@martinbancroft9855 Thought that was my cousin Carol. Thank you for putting the song up. I remember my Grandma writing that song. 💖😊

@@jamiecee4960 Wow that is amazing, do you know I was hoping someone would recognise the lady singing the song, what a brilliant singer and song, I just love it, when I put the video together I thought the song fitted the video so well, and hope your cousin didn't mind me using it, thank you so much again. Martin

They cut peat or turf in the summer in Ireland as fuel to burn for the winter. They cut it from the bog. That is the job he is describing as doing.

The bog fields grow peat, or turf as it’s sometimes known, to burn on open fires in homes in Ireland. You have to dig up up to store it to let it dry out. It’s known as “spading the turf” I love the smell of burning peat. Means I’m nearly home. I start to smell it while passing through Sligo on the way home to Donegal.

@@PrincessNottingham You explained that beautifully. My Granny was born in Donegal . A Beautiful Irish Colleen I never saw her Red Hair though I'm sure she made many Green . Nine children even more Grandchildren and I've no idea how many great & great great grandchildren . I'm hoping to visit there Very soon . . wishing you and yours a HEALTHY HAPPY FUTURE .

Thank you for the lovely comments on the video, I'm a media producer and love coming across beautiful places like this, my other hobby is music and I came across the Ozarks while researching the Ozark Autoharp, wondering where they got the name from, and thus found the beautiful Ozark Mountains and was totally blown away by the beauty, like you its a place I would love to visit one day.

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@@martinbancroft9855 What mountains? theres just hills

@@whatabouttheearth would you accept 'low mountains'? there are some places that would fit that description.

Many thanks for your comments Morgan, really appreciated, the video was inspired by the video "ladies of the Ozarks", which I was was totally taken away with, so much beauty and wonderful people, I thought it would be nice to pay tribute in my own way, most of the clips in that video say (MO) but I added some of my own clips, I now realize of cause the Ozarks stretch across Arkansas as well, whoops, my sincere apologies, no offence meant at all , incidentally, the music track I used is on the ladies of the Ozarks video sung by just an ordinary lady from the hills a song that she learned from her mother, how lovely is that. Thanks again for bringing my attention to the error.

Ozarks covers a few places. 💖

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No they didn't. Not one rider looked like they were going to crash.

Thanks John glad you like it !!.

Yep thank you watched the race on itv 4.. great credit to all the riders in the race very tough course and great credit to everybody who turned out to watch and support the race..what a marvellous sight great credit to all yorkshire people well done kind regards john from rep of ireland 🚲🚲🚲🚲