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Children's Society Rushden Committee C/D 31St Dec

lindyloo1947 | 17:22 Mon 22nd Nov 2021 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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I know this has been asked before, but I still haven't found a satisfactory answer. Answer contains a place name in England. 86. This county is called the Garden of Eden. No number count given. I've lived in Kent all my life and have never heard it referred to by this name, and Google doesn't come up with anything, so I am stumped.

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pixie374

Kent is the only place i ha e heard that description for.

Mamyalynne

I can't come up with an alternative, a setter's slip possibly.

Mamyalynne

Kent is 'The Garden of England'

elliemay1

//The English county of Kent, one of England's 'home counties' (as the counties that surround London are referred to) and is best known as The Garden of England, and with good reason.//

elliemay1

Probably, as Lynne has said, an error by the setter

Mamyalynne

I feel it has to be Ellie.

pixie374

Ah sorry... so it is.

lindyloo1947

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Thank you, all. As I surmised, an error by the setter.

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