Was Dorset. Now West Yorkshire.
That shot really shows why it is called 'dent de lion'.
Hi Toffeeapple. That's a good thought. I'd always assumed the 'teeth' bit referred to the petals of the flower - maybe because the flower is yellow and toy lions tend to be yellow too. Perhaps I was muddling teeth with mane!
That shot really shows why it is called 'dent de lion'.
ReplyDeleteHi Toffeeapple. That's a good thought. I'd always assumed the 'teeth' bit referred to the petals of the flower - maybe because the flower is yellow and toy lions tend to be yellow too. Perhaps I was muddling teeth with mane!
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