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    Qualcuno sa se le recinzioni sono diverse in Gran Bretagna, non ci sono mai stato, né sapevo che le nostre recinzioni avessero delle curve


    Qualcuno sa se le recinzioni sono diverse in Gran Bretagna, non ci sono mai stato, né sapevo che le nostre recinzioni avessero delle curve



    https://v.redd.it/icx6u5uth4vd1

    di lifeandtimes89

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    1. Important_Farmer924 on

      Can honestly say that I never noticed any difference between our fences and Brit fences. Ours have more centrist dad’s sitting on them maybe?

    2. Prestigious_Low_2157 on

      Pro geoguessers are all scam artists, it’s literally not possible

    4. SnaggleWaggleBench on

      I live rural and now I’m genuinely trying to think of any non curved farm gates I’ve seen. Struggling.

    5. iarlaithc105 on

      A lot of our 8′ fence gates have a rounded corner on the latch side – that’s what he means.
      Obviously there are other types of fence that can exist in both here and the UK but like he’s playing off the probability

    7. tsubatai on

      I think he’s actually trying to talk about the gate, not the fence? Most of the regular farm galvanised gates you’d get in the coop have a curved corner.

      But it’s bollox, or at least lucky, I’ve got gate the exact same as that.

      edit: out of curiosity I dropped into a few different places in scotland and the uk on streetview and all of the galvanised gates I found had sqare corners with a join where most of ours are indeed a 90 degree bend in the pipe stock around a radius.

    10. BobbyKonker on

      These videos are getting faker all the time. “Not an Irish fence its a British fence….” lol stfu

      I’m sure that sounds impressive to americans who won’t know any better.

    11. RoysSpleen on

      I think the traveler with the horse is the biggest give away 😂

    12. johnmcdnl on

      I think it’s probably got to do with the corners of the gates – and he’s probably spot on. Drop a dot on google maps anywhere in the countryside and nearly every gate in the country does indeed have the rounded corners.

      * [https://maps.app.goo.gl/T9T7q7bfZVTxFkc97](https://maps.app.goo.gl/T9T7q7bfZVTxFkc97)
      * [https://maps.app.goo.gl/LCfHbZvahg4rJJ4P7](https://maps.app.goo.gl/LCfHbZvahg4rJJ4P7)
      * [https://maps.app.goo.gl/deEFP6bHSzbKrrmy9](https://maps.app.goo.gl/deEFP6bHSzbKrrmy9)
      * [https://maps.app.goo.gl/uuvLM8c5Vm3gmNc87](https://maps.app.goo.gl/uuvLM8c5Vm3gmNc87)

    13. emperorduffman on

      It’s probably just more likely that the gate will be rounded in Ireland, rather than a definite thing. He is guessing off that probability.

    14. TheStoicNihilist on

      I have a square one, but it’s very old. Square gates were common 100 years ago in a sheet style rather than tubular. I’ll go take a photo.

    15. justsayinbtw on

      Sure our the shape of our fences was in the proclamation.

    17. Prestigious-Side-286 on

      He’s talking about the gate not the fence. Our gates have curved/rounded corners. British gates have welded 90 degree corners

    18. Softspokentalkin on

      I’m a big geogussr player and yeah it’s pretty funny how quickly you’ll learn the tiny differences between the UK and Ireland. It’s generally referred to as the vibe of the image and eventually you’ll be able to spot difference in the republic and the north or Ireland, in general I think region guessing Ireland is not the hardest but certain can be tricky

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