Cumbria

Other times Cumbria came up

1. But it was a massive market, wasn't it, the graphite? If you stole graphite, you would be sent to Australia as punishment. And they used to have like armed guards, chaperoning their horses and carts with a graphite down to London, didn't they, from Cumbria? And even the miners, as you were mining it, you would have two men with blunder bosses next to you to make sure you weren't slipping it into your pockets.

   80: No Such Thing As A Mousetrap-Remote-Control, 2015-09-25 · listen ⏱ 00:01:58

2. They do the work for him so they don't have to sort of desecrate the area and potentially ruin ancient sites. They may not think that like ancient Egyptians were just all eating earthworms and stuff, is that? That's happening in the UK as well. There are moles basically working at a site in Cumbria. It's an old Roman forge that's protected, so you're not allowed to dig there if you're a human. Moles are not bound by such rules.

   377: No Such Thing As The Mole Street Journal, 2021-06-11 · listen ⏱ 00:07:00

3. House, I got a Picasso in the back room I mean that's quite cool when value is added through destruction on other things being accidentally destroyed bungling builders as they refer to when they mess up accidentally destroyed the wrong house in Cumbria it destroyed a woman's home instead of the dilapidated house a few streets away contractors were supposed to demolish another house 500 yards away on another street but set to work on Mrs Beattie's home without checking they had the right address.

   85: No Such Thing As Michelangelo's Snowman, 2015-10-30 · listen ⏱ 00:28:55