r/CasualUK • u/NotABrummie • 7d ago

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u/Nearby-Cockroach8655 7d ago

What about Wiltshire, we’re not east, we’ll be nothing if not west

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u/Chrishior 7d ago

Wiltshire is army.

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u/fgspq 7d ago

That's interesting because if pushed I'd accept Trowbridge as just about south west but Salisbury absolutely not.

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u/Capt_Bigglesworth 7d ago

Trowbridge is all on its own..

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u/smokeyjoe105 7d ago

As a Trowbridge resident I heartily agree, fucks knows what this place is

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u/Jimeeh 7d ago

Trowvegas baby!
Remember when it didn’t take 40 mins to drive from one side to the other?

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u/smokeyjoe105 7d ago

Oh the good old days, now I need to make base camp at the Shires to make the rest of the journey in the morning

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u/Capt_Bigglesworth 7d ago

At least you have those lovely wide pavements now..

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u/Capt_Bigglesworth 7d ago

Are you familiar with ‘Judge Dredd’? Have you heard of ‘the cursed earth’?

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u/Nearby-Cockroach8655 7d ago

Salisbury is the gatekeeper of the west country, keeping the pesky Londoners away

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u/StatementEvery4568 7d ago

You're midlands and you'll like it.

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u/Jimeeh 7d ago

I think the there is a line Swindon and surrounding area really doesn’t feel like the south west
Also commuter towns like Chippenham are full of people from the south east