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And don't say "London"
I know "New York New York" is fun to say, but "London London London" is just ridiculous.
Inner London?
I don't think many people around today know or care about the former County of London...
So, there is the City of London, which is inside Inner London, which is inside Greater London, but any of those can be called "London" if you feel like?
These should explain it somewhat.
[video=youtube_share;LrObZ_HZZUc]http://youtu.be/LrObZ_HZZUc[/video]
[video=youtube_share;z1ROpIKZe-c]http://youtu.be/z1ROpIKZe-c[/video]
[video=youtube_share;LrObZ_HZZUc]http://youtu.be/LrObZ_HZZUc[/video]
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London is just the general conurbation around the river Thames. People outside local government don't really care about administrative divisions.
The City of London is always referred to as the City, never as London.
Two londons I can deal with.
It's when I learned that Middlesex County and London County existed at the same time that I lost my mind.
There are three of them.
And none of them are truly "London"
And all of them are truly "London"
There is one London: London Town. The other "Londons" that you are confused about are just administrative divisions that have changed over time. I don't get your problem.
Now I went down to London Town,
To have some fun on the Underground.
The ladies turned their heads around
Saying, "Donald, where are your trousers?"
Let the wind blow high, let the wind blow low,
Through the streets in my kilt I'll go.
All the lassies say, "Hello!
"Donald, where's your trousers?"
To have some fun on the Underground.
The ladies turned their heads around
Saying, "Donald, where are your trousers?"
Let the wind blow high, let the wind blow low,
Through the streets in my kilt I'll go.
All the lassies say, "Hello!
"Donald, where's your trousers?"
Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner, that I love London so
Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner, that I think of her wherever I go
I get a funny feeling inside of me, just walking up and down
Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner, that I love London Town
Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner, that I think of her wherever I go
I get a funny feeling inside of me, just walking up and down
Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner, that I love London Town
Ugh... I know. It was even worse for me after I read this sentence on the City of London entry in wikipedia: "About 1130, Henry I granted a sheriff to the people of London, along with control of the county of Middlesex: this meant that the two entities were regarded as one administratively (not that the county was a dependency of the City) until the Local Government Act 1888."
I'm sorry, but if the City/Corporation/County of London was given control of Middlesex County how was Middlesex County not a dependency/vassal? If you are able to appoint the sheriff who enforces laws and collects taxes and such, how are you not the overlord of that county?
Wait what?
And is London Town larger than or smaller than the city
And is there a london village
or a london settlement
or a london metropolis
there is a greater london is there a lesser london
there was a london county is there a london region
if there is a london municipality, which london is said municipality
help
also
if there is a wessex, essex, sussex, and middlesex, where is norsex?
And is London Town larger than or smaller than the city
And is there a london village
or a london settlement
or a london metropolis
there is a greater london is there a lesser london
there was a london county is there a london region
if there is a london municipality, which london is said municipality
help
also
if there is a wessex, essex, sussex, and middlesex, where is norsex?
Doing what?
I made a map to try to clear things up. Apparently there ar 4 Londons.
https://www.google.ca/maps/ms?msid=214668381355121949879.000504ce14d9315b11456&msa=0
The place marker is the most logical place for a Middlesex "county town" outside of the county of London.
The London outside London but inside London and London is the Death London.
I made a map to try to clear things up. Apparently there ar 4 Londons.
https://www.google.ca/maps/ms?msid=214668381355121949879.000504ce14d9315b11456&msa=0
The place marker is the most logical place for a Middlesex "county town" outside of the county of London.
The London outside London but inside London and London is the Death London.