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 Daddyorc  Atlantic Highlands, NJ 03 Dec 21 2.12pm |
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I play this daily trivia game, called learnedleague. 6 questions a day. #5 today: 5. What was the name of the building, made of prefabricated glass and iron, that was constructed in Hyde Park, London, to accommodate the Great Exhibition of 1851? It was the birthplace (after its move to South London) and namesake of a still-extant English Premiership side.
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chris123  hove actually 03 Dec 21 2.18pm |
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The Greenhouse and West Ham?
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croydon proud  Any european country i fancy! 03 Dec 21 3.22pm |
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Originally posted by Daddyorc
I play this daily trivia game, called learnedleague. 6 questions a day. #5 today: 5. What was the name of the building, made of prefabricated glass and iron, that was constructed in Hyde Park, London, to accommodate the Great Exhibition of 1851? It was the birthplace (after its move to South London) and namesake of a still-extant English Premiership side.
Extant? Had to look it up,( still in existance), cheeky fcuker!
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| palace99 New Mills 03 Dec 21 4.45pm |
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and the original gates are still in place at one of Hyde Park's entrances.
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| Devon Eagle Plymouth 04 Dec 21 3.56pm |
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Originally posted by Daddyorc
I play this daily trivia game, called learnedleague. 6 questions a day. #5 today: 5. What was the name of the building, made of prefabricated glass and iron, that was constructed in Hyde Park, London, to accommodate the Great Exhibition of 1851? It was the birthplace (after its move to South London) and namesake of a still-extant English Premiership side.
"English Premiership side?" That must be a Rugby team then.
I am ready, are you? Sheffield here we come. |
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