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There is an ivy-covered cottage near the village church in Lissingdown, with an old ram and a couple of angry geese in the yard, where the [[Jolly Contrarian]] does most of his writing. | |||
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“And now the weather. It will be soaking in Woking, cool in Goole, dry in Rye, and in Lissingdown, you’ll need an umbrella.”
- —Ronnie Barker
There is an ivy-covered cottage near the village church in Lissingdown, with an old ram and a couple of angry geese in the yard, where the Jolly Contrarian does most of his writing.