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Thisname refers to a folkstoryset inthe time when smugglingwas a significant industry in ruralEngland, with Wiltshire lyingon the smugglers'secretroutesbetween the south coast and customers in the centre of the country.Thestory goes that some local people had hidden contrabandbarrels of Frenchbrandy from customs officers in a village pond. While trying to retrieveitat night, they were caughtby the revenue men, but explained themselvesby pointing to themoon'sreflection and saying they were trying torake in a round cheese. The revenue men, thinking they weresimple yokels, laughedat them and wenton their way. But,as thestory goes,itwas themoonrakerswho had thelast laugh. In the words of Wiltshire shepherdWilliamLittlewho recounted thestory towriter John Yonge Akerman: “ Zothe excizeman ’asax’d ’n the question ’adhis grinat ’n,…but they’d a good laughat ’ee when ’emgotwhoame the stuff.
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