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Local rumour holds that the territorial favourite party game [[Blind Freddie, party game|Blind Freddie]] was first devised and developed in Upper Somerset. The game is a variation on Blind Man's Bluff, in which one player is blindfolded whilst the others dance. When the music is stopped, the others freeze in place and the blindfolded one (‘Blind Freddie’) must identify at least one other player by touch alone. |
Local rumour holds that the territorial favourite party game [[Blind Freddie, party game|Blind Freddie]] was first devised and developed in Upper Somerset. The game is a variation on Blind Man's Bluff, in which one player is blindfolded whilst the others dance. When the music is stopped, the others freeze in place and the blindfolded one (‘Blind Freddie’) must identify at least one other player by touch alone. |
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+ | One of the territory's largest [http://british-paradise-islands.wikia.com/wiki/Local_peculiarities,_in_the_British_Paradise_Islands#Strategy Strategy] leagues operates in Somerset. Skirmishes are frequently held in the densely-forested Somerset Wood and Somerset Hill Park preserves. The 1994 rules revision by StratCon, the governing and rulesmaking body of the game, was ratified in the parish hall of St Paul's Anglican Church in Somerset Hill Road. |
== Notable residents == |
== Notable residents == |