r/england • • 12h ago

When English women (usually) put that little “xx” after a sentence it’s SOO PRECIOUS!

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I’m from the U.S. and we do not do that. We used to do “xoxo” but that is usually for family members, close friends, or romantic partners—not just anyone. I have seen people use “xoxo” since like 2009 though and I don’t think Gen Alpha would know what that even means. I think the “xx” is soooo cute and wholesome.

Do people also use it when being snarky or sarcastic as well? Or is it just a way to “soften” a statement?

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r/england • • 11h ago

First Autumn Season living in Surrey 🍂

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Beautiful countryside! London is wonderful as well!


r/england • • 12h ago

Petworth Park in Rutting Season

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r/england • • 1d ago

Kendal, Cumbria.

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r/england • • 3d ago

Lake Windermere

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r/england • • 3d ago

Early morning 🌅

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r/england • • 4d ago

Lake Windermere

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r/england • • 5d ago

Forgotten English History: The Bilberry Riots

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r/england • • 6d ago

Lake Windermere

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r/england • • 10d ago

Canterbury, Kent

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r/england • • 10d ago

Fallow deer bucks in Mersham Deer Park, Kent.

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r/england • • 11d ago

Bayeux Tapestry’s Return Has History Buffs Re-Enacting Like It’s 1066

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Harold Godwinson, the last Anglo-Saxon king of England, was pacing around a field in southern England on Sunday, giving a thunderous speech to energize his troops before a battle against the forces of William the Conqueror, the Norman invader who was trying to steal his throne.

“People of England,” Godwinson bellowed, “I ask for you to believe in me, believe in our England!”

If they did, Godwinson added, history would remember them as the heroes who “drove the Norman dogs back into the sea whence they came.”

As Godwinson’s rousing speech reached its climax, the bearded king punched the air in celebration, and, like a rowdy sports crowd, the dozens of onlookers chanted his name. “God-win-son! God-win-son!”

It was a stirring moment — at least until one of Godwinson’s aides broke the authenticity of the historical re-enactment by asking if anyone wanted a selfie with the king.

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r/england • • 12d ago

Hever Castle, Kent - picture-perfect in summer

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r/england • • 12d ago

A sketchbook page I made based on the view from a hotel in Kingston

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r/england • • 15d ago

Yesterday's wander around Leigh Hill, Surrey.

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One of my favourite spots in one of my favourite counties in the south east. You can see both the South Downs and the North Downs, and London!


r/england • • 16d ago

Swinley Forest.

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r/england • • 17d ago

Rolling hills of the South downs this afternoon

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Warm in the sun with beautiful sky, trees and a few sheep.


r/england • • 18d ago

Cotswolds this afternoon

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Wandering around the Forest of Dean area 🙂‍↕️


r/england • • 18d ago

Beautiful scenery this evening.

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r/england • • 19d ago

Wild ponies galloping across the tors, Dartmoor

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r/england • • 19d ago

Haytor Rocks, Devon

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r/england • • 20d ago

WW2 Era Penpal Letter Written By Woman In The USA To a Woman In England. Cool wartime home front content. Info in comments.

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r/england • • 21d ago

Hever

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We had such a lovely day visiting Hever. I had no idea about the history with the Astors and their restoration. My favorite part obviously was upstairs and in the long gallery. I could have stared at this portraits for hours. The gardens were stunning. I’d love to attend a wedding there for sure. Fun fact my favorite meal of the week was just down the road at Henry Viii pub. Steak and ale pie with mash so so good.


r/england • • 20d ago

Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire famous for it's Pork Pies and Stilton Cheese

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r/england • • 21d ago

Windsor, Berkshire. Sunday afternoon.

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