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What is the meaning of the following saying:
"I'll go to the foot of out stairs"
It is a saying often used in the north of England. It is normally used to express surprise, or amazement. A variation of this is "I'll go to the top of our stairs."
My mum's from Wigan, and she sometimes uses this phrase.
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