Weekly Theme: WIMBLEDON
The reason for this is not very certain, but the Wimbledon museum sources say that there is a myth that this could probably have had its origins from a particular practice of the captains in British Navy back in the 17th century when they came back from sea to their homes. What is being referred here, and how is it related to the weekly theme?
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Pineapple on top of the Wimbledon men's champion trophy. The pineapple design adorns the top of the lid. The explanation that it could date back to the tradition where captains in the British navy coming back from sea put a pineapple on the gateposts of their home.
The reason for this is not very certain, but the Wimbledon museum sources say that there is a myth that this could probably have had its origins from a particular practice of the captains in British Navy back in the 17th century when they came back from sea to their homes. What is being referred here, and how is it related to the weekly theme?
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Pineapple on top of the Wimbledon men's champion trophy. The pineapple design adorns the top of the lid. The explanation that it could date back to the tradition where captains in the British navy coming back from sea put a pineapple on the gateposts of their home.
Pineapple on top OF THE WIMBLEDON MEN'S CUP
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