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iilmadme 11.07.17 - 10:04am
All around the wrekin.it means taking the long way around anything,in these parts.so are there equivalent phrases in other parts of britain and the world? * +

birdy 11.07.17 - 10:36am
I'm trying to think. I feel like there's something on the tip of my tongue, but I don't speak that much so called Australian lol * +

mz.c 11.07.17 - 10:37am
Going round the houses or takin the scenic route. * +

shadow27 11.07.17 - 10:39am
To say somewhere is out at the 'Back of Burke'/'back of beyond' means it's a long way away. Or 'beyond the black stump' is another one. * +

mikeymk 11.07.17 - 10:39am
Phrases aren't really done here. This town didn't exist 50yrs ago so everyone's from elsewhere, and whilst individuals use their own, there isn't really an established lingo. * +

birdy 11.07.17 - 10:40am

I was gonna say beyond the black stump too * +

birdy 11.07.17 - 10:42am
God, where's Alf Stewart when you need him. * +

shadow27 11.07.17 - 10:42am
Bad example, I know there is something lurking still.. * +

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