Surely you mean the Battle of Trafalgar Square, not Trafalger?
BREAKING: Scientists restoring the Bayeux Tapestry (The world's longest knitted scarf = 36 London buses) have discovered it was made in 1805 and depicts the preparations for the Battle of Waterloo and not the Battle of Trafalgar as previously thought. Embroidered from a Canberrapic.twitter.com/IBKib9TbtX
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Looks more like The Battle of the Boyne to me.
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Nothing to do with me!
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I thought it was the Battle if Loutonium a dispute over the route of the A505
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That was the Battle of Watford Gap where hordes of Northerners were stopped near Luton by 300 Super Boat Soldiers (Like SAS but boot).
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Ye olde Special Boat Soldiers (SAS but boat) take to HMS Mediumboat to give that knave Napoleon a bloody nose.pic.twitter.com/rVHRLPo2fz
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Little known fact: The Bayeux Tapestry was the first embroidery to include advertisingpic.twitter.com/iExADMMtel
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Does this restoration mean that the scarf worn by Tom Baker as the 4th Doctor (at a mere 2 QEAC's in length, and knitted by a Canberra) now second place? Or because it was worn, means it retains 1st place?
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Wonderful and historical tweet. Thought it was a depiction of the Luton Lake revolt from eons ago, which I am sure you have a wonderful tapestry on the
@RAF_Luton mess wall, pride of place.
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Thought it was tapioca on the
@RAF_Luton mess wall, hence the name
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