Roundabout Appreciation Society
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Roundabout Appreciation Society
An item on the BBC News www has alerted me to the existence of the Roundabout Appreciation Society.
http://www.roundaboutsofbritain.com/
http://www.roundaboutsofbritain.com/
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Roundabouts?
What you really need is Pylon of the month
Electricity Pylons are so much more interesting
What you really need is Pylon of the month
Electricity Pylons are so much more interesting
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Where and when was the first roundabout?
Traffic lights first appeared in London in late 1868 outside the Houses of Parliament, and they exploded.
Has a roundabout ever exploded?
Traffic lights first appeared in London in late 1868 outside the Houses of Parliament, and they exploded.
Has a roundabout ever exploded?
Mick F. Cornwall
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Before the roundabout there was the Crossroads Fan Club.
High on a cocktail of flossy teacakes and marmalade
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thirdcrank wrote:An item on the BBC News www has alerted me to the existence of the Roundabout Appreciation Society.
http://www.roundaboutsofbritain.com/
It's not very active....
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thirdcrank wrote:An item on the BBC News www has alerted me to the existence of the Roundabout Appreciation Society.
http://www.roundaboutsofbritain.com/
I think I'd soon be bored if I subscribed. They just seem to go round in circles.
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Did you know that you can sponsor a roundabout?
High on a cocktail of flossy teacakes and marmalade
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I have no appreciation of the things after MrsE got hit by a car from her left as she was crossing one.
Keith Edwards
I do not care about spelling and grammar
I do not care about spelling and grammar
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Mick F wrote:Where and when was the first roundabout?
Letchworth in North Hertfordshire claims that honour.
Traffic lights first appeared in London in late 1868 outside the Houses of Parliament, and they exploded.
Has a roundabout ever exploded?
Apparently yes, although I can't make any sense at all of that Web site - it just showed up when I Googled. Seems to be some kind of in joke.
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Oh but "The Magic Roundabout" in Swindon is the only good thing about the place...
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[quote="thirdcrank"]An item on the BBC News www has alerted me to the existence of the Roundabout Appreciation Society.
This dose not have anything to do with the most boring men in Britain Calender does it? I read in my local paper about a gentleman who will be featured after his obsession with traffic cones and has amassed a collection well over 50!!!
This dose not have anything to do with the most boring men in Britain Calender does it? I read in my local paper about a gentleman who will be featured after his obsession with traffic cones and has amassed a collection well over 50!!!