Swallows and Amazons

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The corned beef tins in the Post Office are clearly labeled 'Pemmican', which is nonsense - Pemmican [...]	D
In the film's title sequence as the Walker family travel north, the children's map of their train jo [...]	D
Gunnera manicata, known as Brazilian giant-rhubarb, is a native to South America, yet is clearly vis [...]	D
Mr Jackson (Harry Enfield) is frequently shown with a pipe in his mouth yet the pipe never appears t [...]	D
The film takes place during the 1930s, but the livery and insignia of the steam locomotive that take [...]	D
The film opens with the legend '1935', but as the Jackson family run for the train the sign boards a [...]	D
At 44:40, Andrew Scott is looking through his binoculars while some tiny bugs crawling on his wrist [...]	D

Mrs. Jackson: [to Mrs Walker] If life were always [...]	D
Mrs. Jackson: No wonder he's single. Even his own [...]	D
Roger Walker: [on his sister gutting a fish] Your [...]	D
Nancy Blackett: Shut up, you donkey.	D
John Walker: [Reading telegram] "Better Drowned Th [...]	D
Miss Crummock: Back from your travels, Mr Turner? [...]	D
Lazlov: Flying that's the future mister Turner Ca [...]	D
Lazlov: You need to watch where you're going. Or y [...]	D
Captain Flint: It takes a brave man to pull the tr [...]	D
Mrs. Walker: I don't want them frightened of the w [...]	D
Captain Flint: I object to weapons that can wipe o [...]	D
Roger Walker: Where is father's ship? Mrs. Walker [...]	D

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