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What is the Alabama of your country?
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Norwich
The webbed fingers are an evolutionary advantage for paddling in the broads
As long as the broads consent first, of course.
I'd argue the whole county, but Norwich is certainly the eye of the storm on that front...
As an American who has lived in the Southern US and East Anglia, I feel like Norwich/Norfolk is more Mississippi and Suffolk is more Alabama. But I really don't have anything to back that up other than Suffolk feels more rural. And Norfolk seemed more willfully ignorant. At least this was the case 20 years ago when I lived there.
I was more basing it on fucking their kin and having webbed toes :P
Fair enough. There I go over thinking things again.