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Lamb for Dinner

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People in story:听: name withheld by story teller
Location of story:听: The Gower Peninsula, Glamorganshire
Background to story:听: Civilian
Article ID:听: A4365524
Contributed on:听: 05 July 2005

In 1940 when rationing became a problem, some of our neighbours would issue an invitation to dinner, saying "A sheep is going to fall over the cliff" and then name the time for which one was invited.

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