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England actually means ‘land of the Angles’
‘Ham’ or ‘Wich’ mean small village
‘Ing’ or ‘Ings’ means people
‘Bury’ or ‘Borough’ means fortified place
‘Hurst’ means clearing
Canter’ comes from ‘Canterbury pace’ the rambling gallop of Pilgrims riding along ‘Pilgrims Way’
A ‘ha ha’ in England is the space between a large country garden and the fields beyond.
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