[pdf - The Paignton Pudding]
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For centuries Paigntonians have been known as Flat-poles or Pudden-eaters. Of the two, the former derives from an widely grown local variety of cabbage for which the town was famous for many years.
© copyright John Pike
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Technical Information (Metadata)
| Title | Value |
|---|---|
| Item | |
| Identifier | ref 1447 |
| Coverage | Devon. Paignton |
| Creator | Pike, John |
| Format | pdf file |
| Publisher | Torbay Library Services |
| Rights | John Pike |
| Source | Torbay Library Services |
| Subject | Maritime. Paignton. Tradition |
| Type | Text |
| Keywords | cabbages puddings fairs traditions culture heritage pubs parish oxen cart charity |
