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EXCLUSIVE: Americans Told To Recreate A ‘Bite-Sized’ Version Of The UK & The Results Are HILARIOUS


If you’ve ever wondered what the United Kingdom appeared like through the eyes of an American citizen, well, this might be your lucky day.

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The world was recently left in stitches after several individuals from the US produced a bite-sized version of the European nation and the final product is definitely not what many people had envisioned.

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It’s no secret that the British may have a particular vision of the Americans but the latter definitely feel the same way. And in case you fail to believe us, well, this experiment is definitely proof of the matter.

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Americans really came up with a very interesting vision of the British towns when replicating a famous island.

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But still, the effort was there and it certainly did not capture the true essence of true Britain but what it did manage to do is give plenty of Brits a reason to smile.

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It’s located in the Walt Disney World Resort Park which likes to be dubbed, a miniature version of the United Kingdom.

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So many people like to refer to it as something unique and a wonderful pastime and when you dive down deep into exploring its many options, you’ll notice some unique features.

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There are cobbled streets, a little quaint cottage, and a shop selling fish n chips as well. Then for a little entertainment, you’ll notice a pub too!

When a few Brits roaming around were interviewed, they chuckled and said it’s astonishing how Americans feel Britain appears like this.

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Meanwhile, another person was quick to mention that someone may not have seen that famous Manchester New Year picture. So what did they draw their inspiration from?

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Experts claim the Disney team has taken ideas from influences of themes linked to Georgian, Tudor, and Victorian. Moreover, these are all huge parts of the UK’s history so it does make sense and for that reason, we should cut it some slack. Do you agree?

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