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out of stranraer maybe a | mile | a mile and a half |
harbour they d be a | mile | a mile queue a mile |
airt ye lookit ere wis | mile | aifter mile o parks different |
stranraer maybe a mile a | mile | and a half they d |
swift at 100 yds ¼ | mile | and a mile race it |
mile minute miles m642: minute | mile | f643: mmhm m642: and what |
even that m822: nah fifty | mile | fifty five mile [inaudible] m824: |
nah fifty mile fifty five | mile | [inaudible] m824: well does forty |
m642: meaning sub four f643: | mile | minute miles m642: minute mile |
lookit ere wis mile aifter | mile | o parks different colours depennin |
mile a mile queue a | mile | of lorries up eh from |
d be a mile a | mile | queue a mile of lorries |
yds ¼ mile and a | mile | race it was a treat |
intae the toon some echt | mile | aff in the wast minnie |
hairt o the toon echt | mile | awa they hid nae son |
makk the skyty journey echt | mile | inno the toon tae her |
full cans fur the echt | mile | ride tae the toon faith |
o aiberdeen an forty echt | mile | roon faither wheeplit pibrochs mither |
the present kennels about a | mile | from stranraer one disadvantage of |
up eh just about a | mile | out of stranraer maybe a |
well does forty five fifty | mile | in an hoor i think |
great time hundred and fifty | mile | run came back into keswick |
first left then hauf a | mile | across the water it s |
on the hame s a | mile | an a hauf fae my |
nae merr nur hauf a | mile | an we goes ur we |
the toun aboot hauf a | mile | fae here in fact i |
he hadna gan hauf a | mile | farther oan whan he met |
ugsome keep nae hauf a | mile | frae the brig hoc est |
a doot mebbies hauf ae | mile | up the haugh burn frae |
nae mair as hauf a | mile | wi auld jin afore they |
and lay only a quarter | mile | across the moss fae our |
for about quarter of a | mile | at one point and then |
while sledgin doon the quarter | mile | they were the ploys o |
a gweed quarter o a | mile | till a concrete cistren at |
get the messages the twa | mile | tae the toon an three |
miles m822: probably jist two | mile | doon the road towards m824: |
to tail for aboot twelve | mile | f606: yeah m824: every mornin |
miles m642: is aboot forty | mile | kennaway we didnae hae enough |
about a hundred and seventy | mile | an hour in the streets |
say a hundred and seventy | mile | an hour on basically the |
because it was a hundred | mile | an oor an it was |
then we did a ten | mile | and then we did fifteen |
speirs lu da about ten | mile | frae here at the bit |
the pockstang an for ten | mile | he convoyed them hissel hairt |
is aboot och ten fifteen | mile | north o aiberdeen an it |
being you know a ten | mile | stretch [laugh] coylton and everything |
a plane and a ten | mile | traffic jam chorus and what |
it s like a ten | mile | triangular circuit between portrush portstewart |
have been at least a | mile | and a half scanning the |
it was hardly half a | mile | away for him the great |
drive is about half a | mile | long dorothy grace elder we |
house point about half a | mile | north of the village here |
whom lived within half a | mile | of one another those who |
no traffic for half a | mile | on any side children wandered |
we made the final half | mile | or so to our campsite |
can create a a half | mile | radius m608: mmhm m642: and |
way for a further half | mile | when suddenly a small red |
and up for almost a | mile | wide at first narrowing at |
big fuckin [inaudible] tent two | mile | wide get a grip it |
it it was about two | mile | wide m941: it was a |
substantial difference in a twenty | mile | wide stretch of sea however |
run so we was twenty | mile | an hoor the horse was |
what three quarters of a | mile | doon the wuid it run |
like tae hae run a | mile | insteid for wi aa that |
run what s a six | mile | run like and we did |
s go for a six | mile | run what s a six |
it feel to walk a | mile | or two in my kinsmen |
they d have about a | mile | tae walk intae town m608: |
well maybe not [laugh] two | mile | walk to the bus m830: |
but i do a six | mile | walk with meri in the |
for shellfish within the six | mile | limit were boarded by officers |
maintenance of six and twelve | mile | limits the hague preference and |
the lord clerk thirty odd | mile | awa there s the five |
where is loanhead m1020: five | mile | frae edinburgh centre to centre |
[inaudible] which is aboot five | mile | [inaudible] m608: mmhm m194: they |
hoose weel ye re five | mile | oot yer wey freen i |
that s midlothian just five | mile | outside edinburgh and er i |
syne aff on e five | mile | trek hame on yer bike |
airie wis noo aboot twa | mile | aff an no muckle mair |
veneer on t fae twa | mile | awa it ll ha e |
o steenhillock brae a twa | mile | ben the main road frae |
d bedd less than twa | mile | frae far they war hunkered |
if it canna flee twa | mile | jonsar eck kent ae lad |
fae pitsliga gey near twa | mile | mary flooer said i ve |
coodnae be biggit within twa | mile | o arable land fermers nooadays |
them set oot aboot twa | mile | oot o pitsliga jonsar eck |
wan a guid twa thrie | mile | owre the braes bit bi |
doon a ruttit roadie twa | mile | tae the leddrach dam an |
lines fae da boddam nine | mile | aff in sixty faddom o |
clouds up kelvingrove just a | mile | away fae pertick wi ye |
ootside cullybackey bit a feow | mile | fae ballymena in co antrim |
awa at least a hunner | mile | fae me there wis ads |
it it stood oot a | mile | his accent came fae orkney |
see the byllies comin a | mile | aff an had plenty o |
the lads by sicht a | mile | aff but didnae bother their |
on tae dunracht some fower | mile | aff or fork tae the |
a leevin sowl within a | mile | o him then somethin graips |
internet access points within a | mile | of their homes in urban |
within a 10 or 12 | mile | radius jist fit wis handy |
wish ye war a thoosan | mile | awa frae yarmouth quay niver |
ritchie oshawa ontario three thoosan | mile | frae derk lochnagar rises toronto |
[laugh] it s just a | mile | frae f1054: [inaudible] educatit [inaudible] |
hich schule wis jist een | mile | frae hame king s park |
[inaudible] educatit [inaudible] m1020: a | mile | frae straiton er that s |
about three quarters of a | mile | along the road nearly opposite |
apparently was only about a | mile | along the road we had |
gie s a hurl e | mile | doon e road by e |
f1054: mmhm f1025: seven eight | mile | down the road is it |
dunecht which was just a | mile | or two down the road |
access to the 6 12 | mile | zone around the coasts of |
access to the 0 6 | mile | zone remains restricted to fishermen |
brae tae his mither a | mile | awa at the leddrach dam |
buggers ll see ye a | mile | awa yin o ye pit |
sleepy equilibrium at a hunner | mile | an oor doun shap mair |
stottit nae mair as thrie | mile | on he spied a bit |
it gaes on for a | mile | or mair the gairden here |
wid hae ta teck nine | mile | twise ower an mair ta |
fork tae the north three | mile | as the craa flees tae |
fit seem t like 30 | mile | instead o three we cam |
000 upgrade to the three | mile | river kelvin walkway planned by |
voe laevin doon oose a | mile | hit felt lik tryin no |
seemed tae be aboot a | mile | lang fit jonsar eck couldnae |
craigcaffie tower house barely a | mile | away and easily visible is |
is it s like a | mile | away from princes street m959: |
of the 6 and 12 | mile | fishing limits and the shetland |
17th temp 6 6 echty | mile | the oor sooth win dis |
war riggin fur the fower | mile | haik tae the kirk nae |
and then we did eighteen | mile | and eventually what we did |
and then we did fifteen | mile | and then we did eighteen |
fungus that stauns oot a | mile | an whit wi them bein |
faur oot inch a hunner | mile | due west o papa westray |
small brick kitchen about a | mile | from the palace no explanation |
people living in a square | mile | and in later years i |
owre a hunder and saxty | mile | and wi the het o |
the gentleman concerned walked a | mile | each day up and down |
[laugh] s- sticking out a | mile | f1159: mmhm f947: but m1161: |
and there was a 20 | mile | hold up on the m8 |
go ye started walkin the | mile | home and ye had a |
average cost to passengers per | mile | is for a bus journey |
hardly ivver beaten in the | mile | it s a rare feelin |
spot one of them a | mile | off antennae danny boy all |
mother can smell vinegar a | mile | off whether from forbidden chips |
a corner on the royal | mile | playing like all her tunes |
angling club that has a | mile | streitch o guid watter at |
the twisting path for a | mile | to the sea was my |
s company for the first | mile | to his keeper s cottage |
the foot of the royal | mile | that sits well with the |
ll be it s nine | mile | dönna be fairt dey ll |
e- aye it s echteen | mile | ower the hill like ken |
not live more than one | mile | outwith the local authority district |
the member such amount per | mile | travelled on the journey or |