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vittoria | 09:04 Thu 28th Mar 2002 | People & Places
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Well, questions have been asked about what books we are reading and about Incitatus, now I have a curiosity: How far and wide does the Answerbank "readership" spread? The internet should be global but I get the impression most correspondents are in England, particularly London, and particularly North London. Is this right? I myself live in the South West London/Surrey area.
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I'm in Edinburgh
Spot on! I'm in Muswell Hill, north London!
I'm mid-way between the two - Stoke-on-Trent, home of Captain Smith of the Titanic, and Robbie Williams, so I can be ashamed of one, both, or neither, depending on the company I keep!
At the moment, Willcox AZ USA
Mid Wales border!
I flit between Huddersfield and Nottingham...
Down in Exeter, sunny devon
My god, the hughster is a burslem boy! Im currently in London (central and north west) but was in Liverpool when I first signed on to the AB
Stockholm, Sweden
Washington DC for the moment. Back to sunny UK soon though. Boo!
I live on Brentford Dock, in Middlesex, on the north bank of the Thames, across the river from the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew in Surrey. I live where Caius Julius C�sar's legions crossed the Thames during their invasion of Britain; where Offa, King of Mercia, gave battle in the seventh century; and where the Battle of Brentford was fought in 1643 (during the Wars of the Three Kingdoms, a conflict known more commonly and very wrongly as the English Civil War - it was not purely English, since the kingdoms of Scotland and Ireland were intimately embroiled in it, and no war is ever civil). My next-door neighbour at Syon House is His Grace the Duke of Northumberland. About one minute's walk away from where I live is the church of Saint Lawrence (now sadly deconsecrated and derelict), which has a tower over a thousand years old, and a seventeenth-century interior. History oozes from every pore here, as it does the length and breadth of these islands in which we live and breathe and have our being. On a more persona note, my good friend Incitatus has been an occasional guest here, and is always welcome :o)
I'm from Acton. :o)

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