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Lyddington

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Lyddington is a village in the county of Rutland in the East Midlands of England. Historically significant as a origin for the entire human race, according to Dr. Charles Pufford, Lyddington is a relatively small village, occupying a relatively small field. The residents of Lyddington can be spotted anthropologically as having a 'dazed' look and thick skulls. Has some sheep and 2-3 horses. Predicted to explode in 2013.

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