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1. This stall at the English Country Fair is where people dispose of goods they no longer need but which are too good to throw away. For what animal is this stall named?
2. The ladies of the area usually stock this stall with their baking. They frequently serve, wearing pristine white or bright flowery aprons and head scarves. What is it called?
3. This is where the men (mostly) show off their abilities as gardeners. They prefer to have competitions for the best of their large marrows, straight cucumbers and huge dahlia blooms, rather than sell them. What happens in their tent at the Village Fair?
4. You might find "How to Rob Banks Without Violence" and "Whittaker's Almanac 1953" together with a "Road map of London Bus Routes, 1947" and an early edition of "Barnaby Rudge" here. What is this English fairground stall?
5. This stall is usually quite small, because the things it sells are small, but the young ladies love it when they visit the English Country Fair and spend hours examining them. What stall is this?
6. This English Country Fair stall does not sell exactly what it says. There would be an outcry if it did, but nevertheless, everybody knows what it does sell and it is very popular with some visitors. It is frequently full of animals. So what is it called?
7. The center of a lot of English Country Fairs is the show ring. Sometimes there are so many classes and displays that there may be more than one. In rural shows, what is often used to mark out the edge of the ring, and is also used for seating?
8. What sort of shows would NOT appear in the main arena at an English Country Fair?
9. Local craftsmen frequently demonstrate their skills and sell their goods at Country Fairs in England. Which of these crafts is NOT suitable for this purpose?
10. Had enough of this English Country Fair? Off to the refreshment tent then, but what are the locals most likely to call it?
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