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Greetings from God's Own County.
Will raise a glass to that. Now where's my bottle opener?
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/8308384@N06/8655128762/ ]Beer from Home :-)[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/8308384@N06/ ]Slugwash[/url], on Flickr
I'll raise a beer red top pale ale from Rye , Sussex later after work .
Will be heading up to the Sussex game fair as soon as I'm fed and watered.
[url= http://www.countrymanfairs.co.uk/sussex-game-and-country-fair ]At Parham Park[/url]
W Victor Cook wrote the following poem in Sussex dialect, published in 1914:
Sussex won't be druv.
Some folks as come to Sussex,
They reckons as they know -
A durn sight better what to do
Than simple folks, like me and you,
Could possibly suppose.
But them as comes to Sussex,
They mustn't push and shove,
For Sussex will be Sussex,
And Sussex won't be druv!
Mus Wilfred come to Sussex,
Us heaved a stone at he,
Because he reckoned he could teach
Our Sussex fishers how to reach
The fishes in the sea.
But when he dwelt among us,
Us gave un land and luv,
For Sussex will be Sussex,
And Sussex won't be druv!
All folks as come to Sussex
Must follow Sussex ways -
And when they've larned to know us well,
There's no place else they'll wish to dwell
In all their blessed days -
There ant no place like Sussex,
Until ye goos above,
For Sussex will be Sussex,
And Sussex won't be druv!"