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Weston Super Mare
Swoodie Started conversation Jul 26, 1999
The beauty of not being native to the Bristol area is that unlike the general population I do not consider a mud flat to be a "seaside" resort. Strange how people from Weston Super Mare cannot see this....
(Apologies to any one in Weston, but I've been twice. Once the tide was out and I had to throw away my boots. The other time was in April of last year when 1/2 an inch of snow covered the slime).
Weston Super Mare
Ginger The Feisty Posted Jul 26, 1999
I've never understood the weston thing either, or how everyone in Bristol thinks they live near the sea when it's only a river. I keep pointing out that if they want to see a proper port they should got to Southampton or Portsmouth but they think they'd wither up and die if they left Bristol for more than 10 minutes!
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StrangeFruit Posted Sep 12, 1999
I have to congratulate the two of you on some very valid points! I don't think either of you could be more right.....apart from maybe the fact that everyone that lives in weston refers to it as a seaside town! I live here and I don't know one person who has ever referred to it as that! Nor do I think that anyone who lives here actually likes it, apart from maybe the over 60's which probably contribute to over 50% of the Weston population! Oh and I don't think you can refer to the sea as even a river its more of a mudflat! Later
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