[Sca-cooks] In Search of (without Leonard Nimoy) a cookbook

[Sue Clemenger]

Longleat is a *completely cool* place, by the way.  Lord and Lady Bath
live on the top floor, but let tours go through the lower two floors.
It's an amazing display of tudor/elizabethan architecture, paintings
from the 16th through present (mostly wonderful historical portraits),
furniture, etc.  Well worth the look if you'r ever down that way.....
--Maire, who got to visit recently, and who left serious drool in front
of some of the portraits (no, we could *not* take photos, darn it!)

Terry Decker wrote:
>
> This is the rarest of the rare.  There is one known copy of Pynson which is
> in the Library at Longleat.  There has been one known microfilming of the
> book (during WWII) and the book has not been transcribed and published.  If
> you have an illegible photocopy, you have more than most of us.
>
> Constance Heiatt is currently transcribing and preparing the book for
> publication.  It should be out in a couple of years.
>
> Bear