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mountains (or 'fells') of the Lake
District are
known as the "
****brian Mountains", "
****brian Fells" or "Lakeland Fells". The four
highest fells exceed 3...
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Crime Commissioner ****bria
shootings ****brian dialect Barrovian ****brian toponymy ****bric
language Etymology of
****brian place names Healthcare in ****bria...
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became Wallenses ("of Wales"),
while the term ****brenses
referred to
****brians ("of ****bria"). However, in Scots, a ****bric
speaker seems to have been...
- Tower. The
numbering system adopted for the
towers along the
****brian Coast is (for example) 'T21a CC' (the 'CC'
suffix meaning '
****brian Coast'),
though the...
- The
****brian Coast line is a rail
route in
North West England,
running from
Carlisle to Barrow-in-Furness via
Workington and Whitehaven. The line forms...
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Moresby that were
perhaps not part of the
system).
There were
several forts and
milecastles along the
****brian half of the wall, the
largest of
which was...
- Nix used the
counting system to name the
seven Grotesques in his
novel Grim Tuesday. The word yan or yen for 'one' in
****brian, Northumbrian, and some...
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compete within the
leagues and
divisions of the men's
English football league system as far down as
Level 10 (Step 6), that is to say, six
divisions below the...
- Blencathra, also
known as Saddleback, is one of the most
northerly of the
****brian Mountains, in the
English Lake District. It has six
separate fell tops...
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terminate at Barrow-in-Furness,
however some
services continue along the
****brian Coast Line to Millom,
Sellafield and Carlisle. The line was constructed...
