I'll start with... Baa-bican
Shepherd's Bush
Yes, although the head probably wouldn't do you much good without the
rest of the buck.
Ox-ford Circus.
You're right. Buck-head station is a rather grisly stop. Perhaps a
little farther North..
Len - Ox
Now we have a brace of Oxen, we can plow the fields.
Hendon
Buckhurst Hill
Baaa-nk
Blackhorse Road
An interesting strategy. Lambeth North
-Stew
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> On 14/01/11 10:36, pippa.moran wrote:
> > On Jan 11, 9:32 am, Stew Wilson <stew.wil...@ed.ac.invalid> wrote:
> >> On 07/01/11 11:57, Stephen Allcroft wrote:
> >>
> >>> On Jan 5, 5:05 pm, blods <robin_sa...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >>>> On Jan 5, 6:25 am, "Wolf.Halton" <wolf.hal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>
> >>>>> You're right. Buck-head station is a rather grisly stop. Perhaps a
> >>>>> little farther North..
> >>
> >>>>> Len - Ox
> >>
> >>>>> Now we have a brace of Oxen, we can plow the fields.
> >>
> >>>> Hendon
> >>
> >>> Buckhurst Hill
> >>
> >> Baaa-nk
> >
> > Blackhorse Road
>
> An interesting strategy. Lambeth North
>
With all these animals wandering around the farmyard, we'd better
close the
New Cross Gate
Peachtree
Well of course fish can be farmed, and especially for the east end...
Eeel-ing.
*BZZZT* Ealing isn't in the east end.
And to make things worse, some ducks have got into the eel pond:
Quackton Town
(cow) Shedwell
In which case:
Moo-nington Crescent
Which is why i wrote _for_ the east end.