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<blockquote data-quote="woodbooga" data-source="post: 1472959" data-attributes="member: 24420"><p>Ding-ding! Hot dog, we have a wiener!</p><p></p><p>Before the Brits audaciously re-named Londonderry, it was Derry, from the Gaelic <em>doire</em>, meaning oak.</p><p></p><p>The Robert Frost connection: much of his best-loved writing was done while he lived on a small farm in the southern NH town of Derry. At some point, Derry was set off from the adjoining town of Londonderry, which was settled by Scots Irish in the early 1700s.</p><p></p><p>FUN fact for spud lovers: Londonderry, NH has the distinction of being the first town in British North America where the potatoe was introduced.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="woodbooga, post: 1472959, member: 24420"] Ding-ding! Hot dog, we have a wiener! Before the Brits audaciously re-named Londonderry, it was Derry, from the Gaelic [I]doire[/I], meaning oak. The Robert Frost connection: much of his best-loved writing was done while he lived on a small farm in the southern NH town of Derry. At some point, Derry was set off from the adjoining town of Londonderry, which was settled by Scots Irish in the early 1700s. FUN fact for spud lovers: Londonderry, NH has the distinction of being the first town in British North America where the potatoe was introduced. [/QUOTE]
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