Yorkshire 600

Well I think they should bloody well give it back. 😆

A lot of people here do also. The Tees was always the border in the north. Its so confusing round here though. There are two Yorkshire borders within half a mile in either direction of my house, one south of here and one north! It goes all over the bloody place.

It was quite funny when the signs kept getting "altered" by disgruntled die hard locals with nothing better to do.
 
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I was surprised to find Middlesbrough was still Yorkshire, I always though it was geordieland.
 
I was surprised to find Middlesbrough was still Yorkshire, I always though it was geordieland.

Its 40+ miles south of Geordie land. Geordies will think The Boro is darn sarf! I think its been in Yorkshire, Teesside, Cleveland and now Yorkshire again. Nobody wants it. :D
 
A lot of people here do also. The Tees was always the border in the north. Its so confusing round here though. There are two Yorkshire borders within half a mile in either direction of my house, one south of here and one north! It goes all over the bloody place.

It was quite funny when the signs kept getting "altered" by disgruntled die hard locals with nothing better to do.

Funny that, N. Ireland (13500 sq km) is often quoted as being about the same size as Yorkshire (14850 sq km 1831, then 15700 in 1901, and now 11900 in 1991).

Our border wanders all over the place and you can cross the border multiple times in a few miles.
The die hard locals keep altering the signs and trying to incorporate us into the Republic.

We now seem to have a border in the Irish Sea, and yours is in the river Tees.

Only differences that I can see are that you have 5,250,000 population and are all tight as a ducks ***(*) ass or arse you decide.

We only have a population of 1,800,000 we are not tight but on the other hand we have Trev!

Davy
 
Funny that, N. Ireland (13500 sq km) is often quoted as being about the same size as Yorkshire (14850 sq km 1831, then 15700 in 1901, and now 11900 in 1991).

Our border wanders all over the place and you can cross the border multiple times in a few miles.
The die hard locals keep altering the signs and trying to incorporate us into the Republic.

We now seem to have a border in the Irish Sea, and yours is in the river Tees.

Only differences that I can see are that you have 5,250,000 population and are all tight as a ducks ***(*) ass or arse you decide.

We only have a population of 1,800,000 we are not tight but on the other hand we have Trev!

Davy

Ill never be a Yorkshire man though. Not only because nobody really knows if I actually live in Yorkshire but mainly because I wasn't born there and haven't lived there for ten generations. Interesting about population stats though. Up here at the very top of Yorkshire, Teesdale which is actually in country Durham anyway is the second least populated region in England only beaten by nearby Eden in Cumbria but then get down to York or Leeds and its heaving.
 
Trev you can’t pay with what you don’t have though can you.
Bound to be a cheap engine in some breakers yard at a small price, only fitting to be paid for, yes money is tight everywhere these days Alf.
 
I`m thinking of doing the Yorkshire 600 so can anyone recommend a translation book and will i need to get innoculated before i go over the Pennines :unsure:
These might help the blue one being compulsory
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Bound to be a cheap engine in some breakers yard at a small price, only fitting to be paid for, yes money is tight everywhere these days Alf.
Trev its at a Engine Rebuilders they are taking the *iss putting the price up each week tell how to get it back from a locked garage coments such as yours are NOT helpfull as much good as Linux
 
I was thinking welcome signs ,with air type facilities and free hook up ,
 
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