RICHARD ALLEN SCOTT - Through the Years

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RICHARD ALLEN SCOTT THROUGH THE YEARS 1999 Into the Private Sector I started in my private sector life right after New Years, staying with HVR for a year and 4 months. During that time, I worked on risk management contracts at Foreign Affairs, Year 2000 project at National Defence, and the world-wide Price-Waterhouse Coopers Year 2000 project, which garnered me a couple of nice jaunts into the U.S., though the first did not go smoothly as I was ‘detained’ by U.S. Immigration prior to boarding my flight (first class I might add!). They didn’t like that I was going into their country to do a job (for an English firm) that an American could do. Also, since I did not have a University degree I was not admissible. After a couple of hours in seclusion I brought out my retired RCMP ID and the agent said that he’d let me pass ‘out of professional courtesy’. I thought I was done. I was very fortunate to be sent to HVR’s English head office in the Fall for some meetings and a formal evening at a lovely gathering at a country inn. From there, Sharon and I rented a car and saw a lot of England once again, staying (on the company expense account) at a lovely spot in the Cotswolds (Stowe on the Wold)…the Stow Lodge Hotel, and visiting Bourton-on-the-Water (our favourite), and Bibury, and places in between. Also, with Pam and Len in Barnet, who showed us around considerably. The Stow Lodge Hotel Stow-on-the-Wold, originally called Stow St. Edward or Edwardstow after the town's patron saint Edward, probably Edward the Martyr, is said to have originated as an Iron Age fort on this defensive position on a hill. Stow was built as a marketplace on the hilltop nearer to the crossroads, to take advantage of passing trade. Originally the small settlement was controlled by abbots from the local abbey, and when the first weekly market was set up in 1107 by Henry I, he decreed that the proceeds go to Evesham Abbey. Sharon Along the main street in Stow The Swan Inn - Bibury June 2017 201
RICHARD ALLEN SCOTT THROUGH THE YEARS The earliest evidence of human activity within the Bourton-on-the-Water area was found in the Slaughter Bridge gravelspread, where Neolithic pottery (dated c. 4000 B.C.) was discovered. Excavations give evidence of almost continuous habitation through the Neolithic period, the Bronze Age and throughout England's Roman period (c. 43 to 410 A.D.). . Bourton-on-the-Water Mum’s 80 th birthday Uncle Phil passed in October, so Sharon, Christopher and I made a quick visit to Rhode Island to attend his funeral. Robyne abandoned us for Christmas in Australia. Staying in hostels, she had her belongings stolen, including, of course, the money. So, we had to bail her out. Think she found it a bit long down there and was happy to get home. Tim joined Nestlé in November 1999 as a Route Planning & Performance Manager. Made a flying visit down to Sarnia in December to see Mum for her 80 th birthday, and Christine. I forgot that yes, we did get another bird (“Birdie”), a cockatiel…this one belonged to Christopher who acquired it when he was living in an apartment with friends, but then had to move back home…so we adopted it. It became a prolific egg-layer, so we found it a new home. June 2017 202
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