What is your county associated with?
What is your county associated with?
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Ken_Code

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1,566 posts

32 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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I was out yesterday driving round Northumberland, and thought that visitors likely think of it as to a large extent being castles and beaches.

I live in Kent now, and the only thing that came to mind when I moved there was fruit.

What’s your county known for?

LimaDelta

8,499 posts

248 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Cricket & Bishops.

vikingaero

13,311 posts

199 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Down From Londoners. (Kent)

Ken_Code

Original Poster:

1,566 posts

32 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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vikingaero said:
Down From Londoners. (Kent)
Which county?

vikingaero

13,311 posts

199 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Ken_Code said:
vikingaero said:
Down From Londoners. (Kent)
Which county?
Err. Kent. biggrin

cobra kid

5,590 posts

270 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Being blunt, frugal with money and generally awesome. (Yorkshire).

Bill

58,675 posts

285 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Knobs

And fossils.

hammo19

7,739 posts

226 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Ken_Code said:
I was out yesterday driving round Northumberland, and thought that visitors likely think of it as to a large extent being castles and beaches.

I live in Kent now, and the only thing that came to mind when I moved there was fruit.

What’s your county known for?
I was born and raised in Kent and I would say now it would be The Battle of Britain and Illegal Immigrants.

My new county would be Prince Bishops, Cricket and Mining.


Edited by hammo19 on Tuesday 28th May 07:55

juice

9,883 posts

312 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Cheese and Cider (a good combo !)
Oh and Glastonbury I suppose biggrin

caiss4

1,946 posts

227 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Stone circles, pork and moonrakers

ARHarh

4,892 posts

137 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Some dodgy old tin bridge in Telford. And the fact no one knows where it is.


Ken_Code

Original Poster:

1,566 posts

32 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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vikingaero said:
Err. Kent. biggrin
I have no idea how I replied to the wrong post.

Sorry…

Mammasaid

5,581 posts

127 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Lakes, despite the National Park only covering a 1/3 of the county.

President Merkin

4,297 posts

49 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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A long, thin chalk line.

thepritch

1,564 posts

195 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Rain. And the deep fried Mars bar.

ferret50

2,877 posts

39 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Being too friendly with one's sister/mother/auntie.....

Roofless Toothless

7,573 posts

162 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Girls.

HTP99

25,216 posts

170 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Posh people and money.... Surrey.

Monkeylegend

29,238 posts

261 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Ken_Code said:
I was out yesterday driving round Northumberland, and thought that visitors likely think of it as to a large extent being castles and beaches.

I live in Kent now, and the only thing that came to mind when I moved there was fruit.

What’s your county known for?
The first thing that instantly comes to my mind when you mention Kent is hops.

Zetec-S

6,897 posts

123 months

Tuesday 28th May 2024
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Bill said:
Knobs

And fossils.
You're right, a lot of miserable old people come here to retire wink