Culture of the Falkland Islands

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The culture of the Falkland Islands is basically analogous to British culture. As the islands are mainly dependent on sheep rearing for wool, mutton is sometimes known as "365" since they eat it almost every day of the year. They use the word "camp" for the countryside, from the Spanish campo.

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Falkland Islands

Geography	Barren Island \| Beaver Island \| Beauchene Island \| Bleaker Island \| Carcass Island \| East Falkland \| George Island \| Jason Islands \| Keppel Island \| Lively Island \| New Island \| Pebble Island \| Saunders Island \| Sea Lion Island \| Speedwell Island \| Staats Island \| Weddell Island \| West Falkland \| West Point Island
Government	Government House \| Governor \| Legislative Council \| Politics \| Sovereignty
Locations	Airport \| Camp \| Darwin \| Goose Green \| Port Egmont \| Port Howard \| Port Louis \| Port San Carlos \| Salvador \| San Carlos \| Stanley
Military	British Forces South Atlantic Islands \| Falkland Islands Defence Force \| RAF Mount Pleasant
Society	Coat of arms \| Communications \| Culture \| Flag \| Transport \| Web domain

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