Well, it's not a 'country' as such...
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I have lived here all my life.
I intend to move away when I graduate.
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Thu 2 Nov 2006, 10:43,
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How exciting! I rather like Lincolnshire.
It's just a shame about the Fens. But I've lived all over.
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Thu 2 Nov 2006, 10:48,
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it's very flat and boring
i prefer south wales
but my family are in lincs, so i'm going back for free babysitting
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Thu 2 Nov 2006, 10:50,
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but my family are in lincs, so i'm going back for free babysitting
Flat?!! You've been to Lincoln, right?
Also: www.flickr.com/photos/carowallis1/178364998/
(I admit though, that South of Boston and Spalding it's incredibly flat).
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Thu 2 Nov 2006, 10:52,
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(I admit though, that South of Boston and Spalding it's incredibly flat).
that's barely a ripple
when you've spent your formative years in south and mid-wales
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Thu 2 Nov 2006, 10:54,
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Alas, t'is true... but I still have to defend the 'Lincolnshire is ALL flat' thing.
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Thu 2 Nov 2006, 11:00,
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The Fens are generally found to the south of Lincs, Cambs and Norfolk.
They are a notoriously flat, drained bog type landscape. It is said that this is where most of the inbred people live.
Saying that, I have lived down a very nice Fen Road indeed where noone was inbred, it wasn't very muddy at all. It was a bit flat though.
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Thu 2 Nov 2006, 10:57,
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Saying that, I have lived down a very nice Fen Road indeed where noone was inbred, it wasn't very muddy at all. It was a bit flat though.