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mews64 | 17:56 Tue 31st May 2005 | People & Places
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What is the most inbred place in the UK?
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London?
18:12 Tue 31st May 2005
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Royston Vasey?
18:18 Tue 31st May 2005
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I think it could be connected to the seat shortage or is there a bed shortage in London I will start counting beds. Leave the seats counting to mindbullets!
18:21 Tue 31st May 2005
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The Fens!
18:54 Tue 31st May 2005
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What a funny question !

.... in all seriousness, would guess it'd have to be an island where there's little population movement and therefore not much choice in prospective mates ! Having said that, I'm sure that these days, many younger people facing that prospect would move to the mainland .... hence the decline of many island communities.

Think I'm right in saying that in many islands, there are often only 5 or 6 "families" & it's not therefore uncommon for more distant relatives, e.g. cousins to marry.

19:01 Tue 31st May 2005
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Buckingham Palace

23:08 Tue 31st May 2005
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Norfolk or the Hebrides?
23:34 Tue 31st May 2005
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I love Bob's answer ........ had forgotten about them !!!

23:47 Tue 31st May 2005
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very seriously it used to be the Orkney Islands some 40 to 50 years ago.
07:43 Wed 01st Jun 2005
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I have heard of Frome near Bath being referred to by the locals as very inbred.

08:46 Wed 01st Jun 2005
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Got to be the current Big Brother house.
11:56 Wed 01st Jun 2005
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The Fens (which includes part of Norfolk Philtaz), and a lot of Norfolk villages that civilisation has not yet touched.  And before anybody gets at me, I love Norfolk and live in Norfolk.

12:01 Wed 01st Jun 2005
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the 'Trisha' show.
12:51 Wed 01st Jun 2005
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Trisha is filmed in Norfolk!!!
13:29 Wed 01st Jun 2005
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Without a shadow of a doubt, the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire, followed closely by Stroud in the same county.
14:56 Wed 01st Jun 2005
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Agree with FP - I live in Norfolk too (but I am Scottish), there is a village near us which was very inbred until quite recently loads of stories to tell I believe!!!  Loads of people in my village are related too ....
15:56 Wed 01st Jun 2005
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yep I'm with Norfolk, two of my sisters lived there (we are from Italian decent) and I used to see a lot weird looking folk when in their village and surrounding towns.
16:37 Wed 01st Jun 2005
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I agree with FP.I too live in Norfolk.After twenty years in London it was a bit of a culture shock although I was born in Norfolk.
Loads of big families who all seem to be inter-related in some way.
16:37 Wed 01st Jun 2005
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In case everyone born and bred in Norfolk comes after me - Philtaz said it first!!  ;o)
19:00 Wed 01st Jun 2005

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