When I were a lass growing up in west Yorkshire, and had a proper Yorkshire accent, I would talk of "laking out" with my friends. Which of course comes from old Norse, leke, to play. This has given me the huge advantage of perfectly understanding Norwegian road signs warning me that children are about.
Some very fine rabbit holes there, thank you. I am going in on Matt Parker's challenge of triple or more landlocked with several French départements that could possibly be 6 or 7 times landlocked... I mean if English counties qualify...
I absolutely love the randomness of your six things that actually all link together well. Thank you there are some rabbit holes I now need to explore.
Thanks!
When I were a lass growing up in west Yorkshire, and had a proper Yorkshire accent, I would talk of "laking out" with my friends. Which of course comes from old Norse, leke, to play. This has given me the huge advantage of perfectly understanding Norwegian road signs warning me that children are about.
How are you on all the other Norwegian road signs?
You must work VERY hard to write about such varying and seemingly unconnected things. Well done sir! ❤️👏👏
Some very fine rabbit holes there, thank you. I am going in on Matt Parker's challenge of triple or more landlocked with several French départements that could possibly be 6 or 7 times landlocked... I mean if English counties qualify...
There’s quite a thread of comments in a similar vein under the video.
pretty flink after two weeks' travelling from the Arctic Circle to Bergen using trains, trams, buses, cars and boats!
Oranges & Peaches!