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Re: Rock Art in walls
Feb 26, 2007, 16:13
StoneLifter wrote:
Reverse engineer the placename - swain (or swine) ley (or lee).


Not so ancient as you'd think - the market is full of obese, orange-peel legs squeezed into their daughters' leggings, hair scrunchied so tight their eyebrows have disappeared, stuffing hot dogs and burgers down as quick as they arrive - every one of them a prime porker. Outside the school in St Mary's Road there is a patch by the gate that is smothered with cigarette ends where they drop the piglets off for the morning. It really is a hole.
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