If you hit the Lotto

I'd build a watchtower. Everyone passing by would see it. No electric or sewer but the catapult is not just for show.

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
I'd treat myself to a haircut and give the rest to third world charities.

I'd shave the third world and pocket the rest

Originally posted by @ogb
If you hit the Lotto

I would treat impecunious people I've known and worked with in the past (and the families they've raised, all these years down the road) to extended all-expenses-paid reunions in beautiful places on other islands.

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
That's an interesting date!
Anything to do with Stamford Bridge?

Born 1044- Died 1066 is all that is known.

Originally posted by @caissad4
Would visit the town named after my ancestor in Cumbria to visit the grave of my oldest known ancestor (1066 c.e.)

wow did they, like come over on the Mayflower ?

Originally posted by @ogb
wow did they, like come over on the Mayflower ?

No, In 1670 my first ancestor came to S. Carolina at age 16 . He went back to England and returned at age 18.

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
That's an interesting date!
Anything to do with Stamford Bridge?

That's the other side of the Pennines, though. If he'd died at either of the battles of that year, he'd probably be buried at the battle field.

Originally posted by @wolfe63
First...I'd relocate to the Veneto in Northern Italy.

Then...I'd buy a LoveBoat for Stees and Torunn!🙂😉

What a thoughtful thing to do. We'd invite you to join us on a Mediterranean cruise along with our other RHP "friends".

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
What a thoughtful thing to do. We'd invite you to join us on a Mediterranean cruise along with our other RHP "friends".

So nice. 🙂

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
What a thoughtful thing to do. We'd invite you to join us on a Mediterranean cruise along with our other RHP "friends".

I'd most willingly join you. Venice is wonderful in the spring. 🙂

Originally posted by @wolfe63
I'd most willingly join you. Venice is wonderful in the spring. 🙂

Indeed, as long as it's after March...as I recall.

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
Indeed, as long as it's after March...as I recall.

But before Midsummer... or after.

Originally posted by @torunn
But before Midsummer... or after.

I perspire just reading your response.

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
I perspire just reading your response.

And the Grand Canal becomes rather..."ripe"...in August.

But...August in Rimini is splendid.

Originally posted by @wolfe63
And the Grand Canal becomes rather..."ripe"...in August.

But...August in Rimini is splendid.

although very crowded