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Ayup BP
"the south west is only 90 minutes from London"...depends on which part of the south west you mean, Plymouth is 240 miles from London

Plymouth is not the western border of the south west my friend, for our purposes ( or porpoises) it is when the urban conurbations of the south EAST give way to the even more open and rolling lands to the west of say for arguments sake a line from Oxford down to Southhampton, or more simply once you get passed Reading / Newbury etc the land very quickly becomes open rolling plains and lush green bocage. All of the huge Salisbury plain , New Forest etc is just oddles of room for westward moving refugees to expand across.
If they were moving NORTH from London they have the open areas of east Anglia to expand to and though there is more room navigation is more difficult cos of the millions of water ways.

(25 March 2014, 18:29)NorthernRaider Wrote: [ -> ]---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ayup BP
"the south west is only 90 minutes from London"...depends on which part of the south west you mean, Plymouth is 240 miles from London

Plymouth is not the western border of the south west my friend, for our purposes ( or porpoises) it is when the urban conurbations of the south EAST give way to the even more open and rolling lands to the west of say for arguments sake a line from Oxford down to Southhampton, or more simply once you get passed Reading / Newbury etc the land very quickly becomes open rolling plains and lush green bocage. All of the huge Salisbury plain , New Forest etc is just oddles of room for westward moving refugees to expand across.
If they were moving NORTH from London they have the open areas of east Anglia to expand to and though there is more room navigation is more difficult cos of the millions of water ways.

I DID say "which part of the south west you meant!! at which part does the south east become the south west to a northerner? Salisbury plain? Stonehenge? traditionally the westcountry is Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and Dorset.....NOT Wiltshire, not Hampshire.

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(25 March 2014, 18:30)Mortblanc Wrote: [ -> ]http://ih2.redbubble.net/image.13215638....360.u1.png

you go and tilt at windmills! if you even know what it means.

Aargh My sincere apologies BP, I misread your post, my fault my bad no excuses. Sorry

I would say the EASTEN border of Wiltshire and Dorset is my point of reference

yeah okay, I can go with Wiltshire and Dorset mind you if they all want to stop at the New Forest I can live with that too!!

Sorry boys, I can't see you, or your other 53 out of the 112 posts in this thread, due to liberal use of the ignore feature.

I'd better go on Ebay and buy LOTS more broadheads to repel all these invaders I'm being told are coming!!

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(25 March 2014, 18:44)Mortblanc Wrote: [ -> ]Sorry boys, I can't see you, or your other 53 out of the 112 posts in this thread, due to liberal use of the ignore feature.

that's ok Morty old boy, I've been ignoring you for ages!!

It keeps my BS detector from working overtime.

Devs just given my an idea, this thread is about the SW started by LS for some unexplained reason, so why could other folks not start a series of threads to discuss the pros and cons of the other regions, economic, population, agriculture, mass migration, climate etc.

A secondary view or perspective of other peoples regions from an outsiders point of view could help people look at things in perhaps a different light and allow them to adapt, or just sulk like Dev

seems fair enough to me, cant understand why the thread was South West only anyway, its not the only place that gets caravanners and campers.