Perhaps Darren, this is why Broc (Badger) is present in so many place names in England, as a warning to campers?
I thought I would have a look to see how many place names there are for 'sickly-cow' etc., but instead I found this...
http://www.ourwalks.moonfruit.com/#/kent-place-names/4510667164
Which has this...
Dover, first recorded as Dubris in the 4th century, takes its name from a stream here, now called the Dour, an ancient Celtic name which meant simply 'the waters'.
As well as news (to me) that there is a Dunkirk in Kent. Apparently the name means 'law-less' and there were more examples of same at one time.
We, in the UK, will not vaccinate against this or that (F&M,TB etc.), but we simply must have GM?
"A Nation divided on it's (supermarket) shelf."?
