the volume of Wales has been defined as including all topsoil, land and equipment, up to, but not beyond, one metre below the surface.
This means everything below ground (coal) is English, while the Welsh can retain their cherished national symbol, the leek.
Converting Metric Measures to Imperial
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HansV
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Re: Converting Metric Measures to Imperial
The article mentioned by jonwallace higher up in this thread explains that
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Re: Converting Metric Measures to Imperial
Most will state "heaped spoon" when that is meant!
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Re: Converting Metric Measures to Imperial
Alan, they dives deep as they ploughs the oceans, as I understands it ...AlanMiller wrote:I guess that depends on just how deep Wales goes.
Chris
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