Yorkshire. The best place in Europe.

[dexter101]

As a Welshman, who has grown up in Essex with a family from Lancashire and having gone to uni in sheffield I have to say that I do love Yorkshire... the nice bits anyway.

I also love the nice bits of Essex so maybe Im just lucky with my choice of places to visit.

Ive been to Paris and Rome and neither compare to a weekend in Sheffield, very friendly, very cultural, good food and good beer.....

What of the corridor of uncertainty?

isnt The corridor of uncertainty known locally as the M62?

 

[vernon]

Ive been to Paris and Rome and neither compare to a weekend in Sheffield, very friendly, very cultural, good food and good beer.....

There's more culture in a pot of yoghurt than there is in Sheffield.

 

[winjim]

Very sweary link.

 

[Moon bunny]

You too can nominate your home town for an award, £499 well spent!
http://www.worldtravelawards.com/nominate
I might just blow half a grand on nominating my front garden, just to show what a set-up it all is.

 

[craigwend]

57 Reasons Living In Yorkshire Ruins You For Life
http://www.buzzfeed.com/danieldalton/nowt-like-it

 

[threebikesmcginty]

57 Reasons Living In Yorkshire Ruins You For Life
http://www.buzzfeed.com/danieldalton/nowt-like-it

1 - it's full of gobshïtes
2 - 57 - err that's it

 

[craigwend]

1 - it's full of gobshïtes
2 - 57 - err that's it

God's own gobshites

 

[winjim]

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/...orkshire-for-about-five-minutes-2013102980711

 

[postman]

Being Lancashire born and Lancashire bred, thick in the arm and thick in the head.

 

[Profpointy]

My parents and grandparents were all from Yorkshire. My mum used to wax lyrical about the place until your ears bled. Being a literary type, she was particularly fixated on that Hannah Hawkswell and her spartan lifestyle on the moors - as if in some way having to put up with an outside khazi and no leccy supply was in some way a good thing. Both of my parents fondly remembered a Yorkshire friend of theirs whose car was slowly falling to bits over a period of decades, but who stuck it together by filling up the rusty gaps with a mixture of mud and cowpats. Apparently he referred to this as "claggin' it together wi' clarts". There seems to be a touch of the Monty Python "Three Yorkshiremen" to all of them if you ask me.Still, don't want to upset any of them - I have no defence to eckythump.

but ecky thump is Lancastrian

 

[Profpointy]

His batting had all the excitement of watching a plank warp.

when Tavare.was at the other end, the only hope was England getting a bad start