Norfolk, is it really flat ?
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:welcome2: to the forum, shame about the gaylanders.
Ltwt Hybrid 300tdi
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:welcome: Yes its mostly flat.
Soloby Rob
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Norfolk, is it really flat ? Hell yes, it has to be flat else all the water would run away 
Two hippos eh!! :scratching_chin::scratching_chin: Oh! well, :welcome2: anyway.
Two hippos eh!! :scratching_chin::scratching_chin: Oh! well, :welcome2: anyway.
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Norfolk is flat because it doesn't need hills and rocky bits to make it interesting.
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Its flat so that the webfooted inbreds can cope with the terrain.
You seldom see a duck walking uphill, when you think about it
You seldom see a duck walking uphill, when you think about it
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chunkymunky
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Welcome, norfolk is flat so you can see the mentalist drivers from further away.
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Aye you're right, it's so we can spot them southern grockels flocking up here from miles away.
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Busted.
