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This was actually all over the news. At least in The Economist Times.
According to them, serving pineapples were a symbol of high status and since tennis is a rather lavish sport, pineapple probably ended up becoming an ardent part of Wimbledon.
The secret is out! It’s all over Wimbledon’s website. |
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"This was actually all over the news. At least in The Economist Times.
According to them, serving pineapples were a symbol of high status and since tennis is a rather lavish sport, pineapple probably ended up becoming an ardent part of Wimbledon.
The secret is out! It’s all over Wimbledon’s website. "
And pineapples all over Lambeth Bridge I believe |
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And pineapples all over Lambeth Bridge I believe
I know a thing or two about bridges, and I’m certain those are stone pinecones on that bridge. "
There is two theories I think then.
The one I know of is John Tradescant who was a gentleman of Lambeth who is supposedly the person who brought pineapple to the UK.
Only know this as I lived on the adjoining road to Tradescant Road in Lambeth. |
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