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Liam

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Andy , how come our English trees are so much larger than your Texan ones ?

Roland. :D

p.s Wake up Beppo and smell the coffee.... :rolleyes:

Well, first of all, it's called water .... you have it, we don't.

Second those aren't trees ... them's bushes ... Mesquite is really Mexican weed that came here during the late 18th Century ...

What you're looking at is the water supply for my Grandfather's ranch ... he owned it between 1880 and 1931 when he died (Grandmother sold it so fast he wasn't in the ground yet!) ... but, to put it into perspective ... our little ranch was 8 miles on a side, square ... which is what ... about the size of an English county ... okay, the bad news ... it supported between 30 and 60 cows ....

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Herts and Essex

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... Mesquite is really Mexican weed that came here during the late 18th Century ...

At least you can do something with it.... gives great flavor to a bbq. Cudzu... what can you do with that!

okay, the bad news ... it supported between 30 and 60 cows ....

This really isn't bad news (see mesquite statement above).

Andy

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USA ---Cartwright, North Dakota to be specific (population 12 and that's the way we like it!). I ranch for a living, but I've got a few more cows than Andy's spread.

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USA ---Cartwright, North Dakota to be specific (population 12 and that's the way we like it!). I ranch for a living, but I've got a few more cows than Andy's spread.

With a horse and a saddle, and a range full of cattle, How rich can a fellow be?

On this land we put our brand, Cartwright is the name, :D

Fortune smiled, the day we filed the Ponderosa claim.

Here in the west, we're livin' in the best

Bonanza

If anyone fights any one of us,

he's got a fight with me

Bonanza

I know that "Bonanza" wasn't set in North Dakota, and that Cartwright was the family name and not a town, but it still seems apt.

Beppo "Ride 'em Cowboy" Sapone :)

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:unsure:

Roland.

Roland

I saw an ad in the paper, someone was selling "a cheap cowboy outfit", so I sent my money off.

That is why I own the English cricket team :lol:

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Sorry to be late in on this one, chaps.

England. British if pushed, but I prefer not to think of myself as European ;)

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Roland

I saw an ad in the paper, someone was selling "a cheap cowboy outfit", so I sent my money off.

:ph34r:

I hear you had the entire England cricket team round and you cooked them all a curry a couple of nights ago..... :blink:

Roland.

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Scouseland. I see we are grossly unrepresented!

Mostly Irish ancestry, Scottish great grandmother and a smidgen of English (married to a welshman with a Scottish mother)

Caryl

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Scouseland. I see we are grossly unrepresented!

Isn't that mostly because, in Liverpool, everyones PC is on Bricks... :unsure:

A, A, A, Calm Down, Calm Down... :lol:

Myself.

East Angular, hang on, isn't that abroad???

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Caryl,

Scouseland is next door to my home town, I know a lot of them, even down here in Sussex they are well represented.

A good bunch of people with a cracking sense of humour,

Meet up when I'm home visiting Mummy & Daddy?

Mandy

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Isn't that mostly because, in Liverpool, everyones PC is on Bricks...

A, A, A, Calm Down, Calm Down...

eh soft lad are you talkin ter me or chewin' a brick? :P:)

Mandy yep, that would be great - the gear!

Caryl

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Scouseland at the moment (well the posh bit anyway). Jockinese originally with a Cumbrian wife, recently moved from Yorkshire.

Roxy

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Tasmania - island state of Oz... but born in the English Midlands

Lily

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Scouseland at the moment (well the posh bit anyway). Jockinese originally with a Cumbrian wife, recently moved from Yorkshire.

Roxy

Informative thread this. With a name like "Roxy" I had assumed that you were female :unsure:

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I'm still half asleep! I had missed that one Beppo, I too thought Roxy was female!

But then again I was asleep yesterday too, Saw Caryl as Carl!

Ok must wake before I go on nights tonight! Friday in Eastbourne hopefully will be not as noisy as usual, (must not use the q word!)

Mandy

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Informative thread this. With a name like "Roxy" I had assumed that you were female :unsure:

And I thought you were I-talian. :lol:

The giveaway with Roxy has been his past references to Mrs Roxy.

Nowt like a bit stereotyping. Innit? :ph34r:

John

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"GOOD OLD EAST OF ENGLAND

The Republic of Lincolnshire/and bl**dy proud of it!!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe just a little too proud, so i am told

We go back to 1650 in Messingham, Lincs. Stow line."

Lee,

Steady with the Republic bit, everyone signed the Oath 1641.

Must have been neighbours in 1650 then.

Roop

City of Lincoln, England

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Central New York State, close to Canada and the Great lakes, far away from New York City and the teeming millions.

Ralph

Ralph, my daughter lives in Queensbury up state New York not far from Lake.

Kevin.

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