"When Grannie [ Reynolds ]'s family settled in the Mowbray Valley there was no trouble whatever with the Chabbuki tribe.
12.
Some of the stepping stones may have come from the stone circle, later removed, of which the Grannie stone is the last survivor.
13.
That never took no for an answer, made his dreams come true and did it his way . ( With a Lil help from his grannie ) ".
14.
ST . ANDREWS, Scotland _ The drive was long and straight, finding almost dead center of the 18th fairway and landing just across the path known as Grannie Clark's Wynd.
15.
Rowing his family, including Lulu, Peewee, his son and Grannie, Lulu's mother, in this white boat, Mann calls for help at the first house he reaches.
16.
"When I think of Grannie, I think of . . . fresh-cut hay and rich sweet corn, " grandson Henry Moore of Austin, Texas, wrote on her 100th birthday.
17.
Since his mother did not know the language, she constantly fiddled Dennis : " What's next ? ", so he had to translate and voice it for her and for another neighbor-grannie Zinaida.
18.
She was Cookery Editor of the Daily Express and published many books, notably " English Recipes " ( Methuen, 1967 ) and " Grannie's Kitchen ", a series of books covering the regional cookery of England.
19.
A key character in the books is Katie Morag's " Grannie Island ", who lives further round the bay, and is generally found in her dungarees often driving or fixing her tractor, or surrounded by cats around her douce " Granma Mainland ".
20.
The steam from their bowls of curry wafts and wends across the page to encircle the images grannie evokes _ the shadowed domes and archways of an ivory Taj Mahal, a woman's swirling saffron sari and silver-edged sitar, a sinewy elephant with an elegant crimson cloak.
