ANST - group names

[Donald C. Walker]

Mark Harris wrote:
> 
> Alastair Aylward declared:
> 
> >  I am a founding member of Bonwicke and can
> >remember when there were only a couple of folk and we were still
> >discussing what we should call the incipient shiree.... Bonwicke=Good
> >Meeting Place
> 
> So, how did you come up with the name Bonwicke? What language is it
> from? What is it supposed to mean?
> 
 
> Stefan li Rous
> markh at risc.sps.mot.com

Bonwicke is a very early English name. Bon (possibly Norman french)
meaning good and wicke OE meaning place. Check a map of England and you
can find any number of ...wicke(s).
           
                             Garth 
   Founding member of Bonwicke still in residence
 
PS: My heartfelt feeling to the Loch. It's tough when you throw a party
and no guests show up. Keep working; it really does get better.
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