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Xenophon PCDGS
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Burnley was also a settlement area of the pre-Roman Celtic kingdom of Rheged.
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Thirsk also possesses a racecourse.
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Belchalwell is another settlement in the environs of the Blackmore Vale.
Broken Viking
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Ash Vale - Part of the parish of Ash. 
(A bit tenuous I know, but I'm tired.
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(A bit tenuous I know, but I'm tired.
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Xenophon PCDGS
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Puttenham is another settlement in the environs of the Hog's Back chalk ridge which is part of the North Downs.
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Gerrards Cross is also located on part of the London "chalk bowl".
Xenophon PCDGS
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Helsby is another settlement where an Iron Age hill fort was built.
Ivo
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A person with a lisp might unintentionally "confuse" Helsby with Selby when speaking.
Xenophon PCDGS
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Westminster also has an abbey.
Xenophon PCDGS
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Whalley also has the ruins of an abbey.
Ivo
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Corston, one of the two villages within walking distance of my University, is also largely sandwiched between two converging primary routes.
It's nice to know that this thread is still going strong. In its 17 months of existence it has averaged about eight posts a day, which is certainly not bad going especially considering how some of us have seen our access capabilities reduced during that time. Thank you again for making this one of the best and most educational threads - and not just among the Quiz group either - on the Forum.
At this point, Paul has had slightly over one-in-three posts in this thread, while Welshman and I have almost exactly 1,000 between us at a near 50:50 ratio.
It's nice to know that this thread is still going strong. In its 17 months of existence it has averaged about eight posts a day, which is certainly not bad going especially considering how some of us have seen our access capabilities reduced during that time. Thank you again for making this one of the best and most educational threads - and not just among the Quiz group either - on the Forum.
At this point, Paul has had slightly over one-in-three posts in this thread, while Welshman and I have almost exactly 1,000 between us at a near 50:50 ratio.
Xenophon PCDGS
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Skipton also has a ruined castle.
Xenophon PCDGS
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Cheddar also has an underground limestone cave system.
Xenophon PCDGS
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Northampton also possesses a guildhall.
Xenophon PCDGS
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Beauly is another settlement where Bronze Age cist burials were performed.
Xenophon PCDGS
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We may have a problem here. The team indeed does have that name in their title (which has connotations to stags antlers), but they have always been connected with Strathpeffer
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Posting below is in relation to the amended settlement of Fort William
Ayr was also chosen for the site of a military fort in past days.
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Xenophon PCDGS
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Llandudno is another coastal resort that was once served by steamers.
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Sandbach also has brass band connections with an employer in its environs (Foden's Brass Band)....Black Dyke Mills brass band are from Queensbury.