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Tag Archives: Yorkshire
Bridlington beach debris (Rousse)
JS led us along the Yorkshire coast near Bridlington to a beautiful headland. Beneath the proud cliffs on one side were yellow beaches of the finest sand. On the other was a channel of clear blue water through which the … Continue reading
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Tagged ball, beach, Bridlington, camera, coast, debris, sand, Yorkshire
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Gout-afflicted friend kills coronavirus fun in the Yorkshire Dales (Rousse)
It was an easy drive in two cars to the Yorkshire Dales for a weekend away to celebrate my birthday. It was only when we reached our destination that we understood why the roads and villages were deserted: coronavirus pandemic … Continue reading
David Tennant and the global success of mini-Yorkshire puddings (Belle)
I left the flat I shared with David Tennant to travel to the funeral. I had a police escort. Later I started to distribute miniature Yorkshire puddings out of a bread crate, leaving them outside the front doors of youth … Continue reading
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Tagged David Tennant, funeral, police, Spain, tourists, Yorkshire, Yorkshire pudding, youth hostel
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A Yorkshire woman in Canada (Rousse)
My cousin NT steered the tiny green car through the snowy Canadian landscape. I doubted that it would make it up the hill without snow chains, but NT was prepared to give it a go. In the end, however, we … Continue reading
Unsatisfactory Austrian holiday experience (Rousse)
It was a difficult flight. On several occasions the plane nose-dived and we feared for our lives, so we were relieved when we spotted the helicopter escort that would lead us into the Austrian village. It wasn’t too difficult to … Continue reading
The cold Yorkshire pudding diet (Rousse)
TPR gave me a hard stare. How was I ever to lose any weight if I helped myself to cold Yorkshire puddings from the canteen whenever it took my fancy?
A dearth of decent restaurants in Harrogate (Rousse)
My step-mother-in-law organised a reunion in Harrogate. For a tourist town it lacked a decent restaurant. We tried two establishments but left each of them before a morsel of food was served simply because the waiting staff failed to come … Continue reading
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Tagged chips, dearth, decent, enjoy, fish, food, Harrogate, order, pity, restaurant, restaurants, staff, step-mother, step-mother-in-law, table, takeaway, waiting, Yorkshire
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Royston Vasey theme park tricks the tourists (Rousse)
Although we had supposedly travelled south for dozens of miles, the architecture of the towns through which we passed over the course of the whole journey was very similar to that of our starting point in Yorkshire. Even the countryside … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Bristol, cheesecake, countryside, cup, dinner, dress up, eremy Dyson, grey, hotel, journey, League of Gentlemen, Mark Gatiss, mist, Reece Shearsmith, Richmond, Royston Vasey, south, Steve Pemberton, tea, teacake, town, towns, trick, village, Yorkshire
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Canadian cousins, bathers, a family row, and South Yorkshire pop bands in Whitby (Rousse)
My sister J planned an ambitious itinerary for the visit of our Canadian cousins N and D. I doubted that it were possible to squeeze everything into a single day. I was proved right in Whitby. It would never be … Continue reading
US air show “disaster” miracle (Rousse)
I wondered whether a holiday in Scotland was sufficient entertainment for my two girlfriends. However, all my doubts evaporated on our last day when the skies cleared, the sun came out, and we stumbled upon a spectacular air display. We … Continue reading
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Tagged air, air show, American, anorak, approach. pouch, bag, bank, belongings, binoculars, boys, camera, cameras, case, crowd, disaster, display, engine, engines, entertainment, fly, force, girlfriend, girlfriends, grass, Hull, Humber Bridge, hunt, impact, loop, loops, man, men, miracle, north, photo, photograph, photographs, photos, pit, plane, planes, possessions, retrieve, river, riverbank, roar, safety, scatter, Scotland, scream, share, shots, show, sky, sun, Sutherland, teenager, thud, trousers, US, vantage, wait, watch, waterproof, Yorkshire
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