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August 30th 12, 02:53 PM
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Why did the Metropolitan Railway go to Verney Junction?
In message , at 12:43:12 on Thu, 30 Aug
2012, d remarked: Do farms not count as settled? In this context, only the part with the farmhouse on it. Why? Settled land means that thats lived on. That doesn't just mean the house it means all land under the same deeds. Otherwise you can't count gardens as settled land either. You can count the farmhouse's garden (if it has one), but not the fields, because they are a business. -- Roland Perry |
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