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Where the seagulls give up and the accents get stronger.
means Located away from the coast or borders, toward the interior of a country or region.
from Old English 'inland' literally meant 'in' plus 'land' — the estate's home grounds near the manor, as opposed to the outlying fields, before it drifted to mean simply away from the sea.
Original senseA lord's home farm, not distant geography.
Tax leftoverBritain's old Inland Revenue collected domestic taxes.
Empire of dirtSome landlocked nations are entirely inland.