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Well I'm in the sticks out here, and although normally a trad Tory area with blue signs in every farmer's field, there are very few Leave posters anywhere and every local house that has posters up, mine included, is for Remain.
Good Eroica for you BTW? I had a great ride but mixed feelings overall.
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^This, seems that the atmosphere is very different in London to that in the provinces. Here in Northamptonshire and most other counties I've been through lately with a mix of rural villages and scary market towns there would be no chance of complacency whatsoever if you're in the remain camp. Red Leave posters everywhere and an overwhelming fervent support for leave, both from the farmers who feel they're being threatened by unfair subsidies to mainland producers and are a bit racist, and the townsfolk who are scared to death that there's a bunch of central and eastern europeans taking the jobs they couldn't be arsed competing for and drinking Tyskie in the park. And they're a bit racist.
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Town - "In" signs and stickers all over the place, at least one person at about half of the tables in the cafe had an "in" badge.
Country - not a single "in" poster to be seen. "Leave" posters all over the place.
I am just praying that there's enough of you London twats.