Gods County

[#1]

As our Friend @shutter keeps mentioning , Yorkshire   i believe he wants to be a Tyke

Anyhow with the Aid of Mr Google i found this helpful site for his perusal

https://www.bewildereddad.com/bewildered-family-guide-to-yorkshire/   do please watch the Videos

[#2]

@rongtw As one who was born within the sound of York Minster Bells, and less than 2 miles from "The Knavesmire"  ( York Race course to those not knowing ).and Terry`s Chocolate factory....  ( thank you Auntie for the "reject bags"  of chocs at Christmas and Birthdays ! )..

.I  think I can claim to be a True Yokshuman !.

[#3]

I was born in Bridlington on the Yorkshire coast.

@shutter I also remember the bags of reject chocolates. A friend used to bring them for us. I seem to remember ours came from Rowntree's.

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[#4]

@artmo Yes indeedy.... another Auntie worked there ! .. I preferred Terry`s chocolates though.. One of my Grandfather`s worked at the Carriage and Wagon Works in York,  as a cabinet maker... ( all the posh woodwork in the carriages )...  Love Brid for the hols...

[#5]

yes Brid   mother in law just moved there ,,  use to love a cruise on the belle

[#6]

A friend of mine worked at the Bassett (Liquorice Allsorts) factory.

I soon learned of the benefits of Liquorice on the bowels

[#7]

Certainly agree Yorkshire has a lot to offer, folk can be a bit secretive there as I have often asked about the tea plantations but all you get in return is a smile.

[#8]

For tea you need to look in Harrogate https://www.yorkshiretea.co.uk/

[#9]

@rongtw Yeah, but..... Don`t go to Betty`s   .... it`s expensive in there...  ! 

[#10]

The fishing's good in Yorkshire too, I can vouch for that.  

[#11]

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@rongtw wrote:

yes Brid   mother in law just moved there ,,  use to love a cruise on the belle

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Ah the Yorkshire Belle, I remember it well. Always a treat to cruise along the cliffs to Bempton and Flamborough Head.

Although I was born in Brid I actually grew up in Flamborough and returned there each summer when my family moved south.