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Zamracene749

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Chapel en le Frith? Frith was the god of rabbits in Watership down, and if he had dallied he might end up in a chapel..... straws, clutched.....
 

DaleCooper

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Indeed so...

"Having dallied with the mortals, the Gods return to Olympus and so I shall follow"

Your floor, sir

The gods didn't return to Polynesian King Tom in disarray.

Kensington Olympia was not known as Burlington it was a collection point for staff travelling to Burlington (Central Government War Headquarters)
 

Zamracene749

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Not Maidstone or Bristol, I'll give you East for the oriental bit...
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Ok, look at my username for inspiration around the sugar bit....
 

Zamracene749

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East India?
No, not East India....I see where you came from though with IPa. The spice bit is Indian, if that helps.....
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Seems I've posted a bit of a tough one-OK, it was East Worthing!

East for Oriental, wort is boiled sugar solution- part of the beer making process, and hing is a curry spice, also known as aseofetida......

open floor to get it going again :)
 

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