That is all.
Dom
Happy Yorkshire Day!
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Happy Yorkshire Day!
That is all.
Dom
Thanks, Dom... -- as a half red-rose, half white-rose northerner, much appreciated! And the same to you...!
I remember traipsing round Ilkley Moor -- and without a hat* -- in the pouring rain, singing this at the top of my voice, with a group of like-minded idiots. Those were t'days...! By 'eck; and bah gum.
*The worms haven't got me... -- yet...!
I remember traipsing round Ilkley Moor -- and without a hat* -- in the pouring rain, singing this at the top of my voice, with a group of like-minded idiots. Those were t'days...! By 'eck; and bah gum.
*The worms haven't got me... -- yet...!
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Yorkshire! Yorkshire! Yorkshire!
Remember! Never ask a man if he is from Yorkshire.
If he is, he will tell you.
If he isn't, why make him feel inferior!
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If he is, he will tell you.
If he isn't, why make him feel inferior!
:worship:
anLike Homeward, I am half white rose and half red rose.
Born in Lancashire, but moved as a baby to Yorkshire. Lived there until adulthood. After living down south moved back up to the "red" side of the country. So overall I am about equal.
When I was at school in South Yorks, I went on a coach trip to watch the test match at Old Trafford. I made the mistake of telling the lads that I had actually been born in Lancashire. It was a big thing in those days that Yorkshire was the only club that said that if you weren't born in Yorkshire you couldn't play for them.
Being magnanimous yorkshire school mates (!) they kept me on the floor of the coach in front of the back seat all the way to Manchester.
Having lived in both, I would have to say that it means more to a Yorkie than it does to a Lancy.
Born in Lancashire, but moved as a baby to Yorkshire. Lived there until adulthood. After living down south moved back up to the "red" side of the country. So overall I am about equal.
When I was at school in South Yorks, I went on a coach trip to watch the test match at Old Trafford. I made the mistake of telling the lads that I had actually been born in Lancashire. It was a big thing in those days that Yorkshire was the only club that said that if you weren't born in Yorkshire you couldn't play for them.
Being magnanimous yorkshire school mates (!) they kept me on the floor of the coach in front of the back seat all the way to Manchester.
Having lived in both, I would have to say that it means more to a Yorkie than it does to a Lancy.
Brian Blessed rapping
Too hot for Yorkshire puds to celebrate with though.
Too hot for Yorkshire puds to celebrate with though.
