Any members from Yorkshire?

[Paper Plane]

Yorkshire by adoption here. Moved to a village on the Yorkshire Wolds (the flat bit) not far from York in 2006.

Love it here and great people. I have made some really good friends locally.

A friend who was a JP at the time has conferred Yorkshire Citizenship on me.

steve

 

[Chief Brody]

Honourable mentions to Edwin Jagger & Mitchells Wool Fat as Yorkshire citizens

 

[pjgh]

St Mitchell is practically a deity!

 

[Pudzee]

I was born n bred in Pudsey a town between Leeds and Bradford. Moved away when I was 14. Since then I've lived all over the world from NZ, OZ, Indonesia to name just a few countries. Ive now lived in West Wales since 2003 after I came home from Indonesia after being mixed up in the Bali bomb that kind of messed my head up.

 

[Cheesepiece]

I was born n bred in Pudsey a town between Leeds and Bradford. Moved away when I was 14. Since then I've lived all over the world from NZ, OZ, Indonesia to name just a few countries. Ive now lived in West Wales since 2003 after I came home from Indonesia after being mixed up in the Bali bomb that kind of messed my head up.

My grandad was born and bred Rodley. My dad was born in Pudsey before moving to Bramley where I was born and bred. I always go to Pudsey at least once when I'm home. For the best fish and chips Leeds has to offer, in my humble opinion.
The Wetherby Whaler - Pudsey branch particularly fries in lard, makes all the difference to the veggie oil restaurants.

 

[BlacknTan]

My grandad was born and bred Rodley. My dad was born in Pudsey before moving to Bramley where I was born and bred. I always go to Pudsey at least once when I'm home. For the best fish and chips Leeds has to offer, in my humble opinion.
The Wetherby Whaler - Pudsey branch particularly fries in lard, makes all the difference to the veggie oil restaurants.

I dearly miss Fish and Chips, as I remember from my youth... wrapped in newsprint.

 

[Pudzee]

My grandad was born and bred Rodley. My dad was born in Pudsey before moving to Bramley where I was born and bred. I always go to Pudsey at least once when I'm home. For the best fish and chips Leeds has to offer, in my humble opinion.
The Wetherby Whaler - Pudsey branch particularly fries in lard, makes all the difference to the veggie oil restaurants.

I'm old enough to remember when the Wetherby Whaler was 1st opened and was called Craven's my fave fish and chips used to be Valley Rd chippy as a kid, but my Nan used to love the Wetherby Whaler, that reminds me that I've not been back to Pudsey since my Nans funeral about 4 years ago.

 

[Cheesepiece]

I'm old enough to remember when the Wetherby Whaler was 1st opened and was called Craven's my fave fish and chips used to be Valley Rd chippy as a kid, but my Nan used to love the Wetherby Whaler, that reminds me that I've not been back to Pudsey since my Nans funeral about 4 years ago.

My grandmother still refers to it as Craven's.

 

[Pudzee]

My grandmother still refers to it as Craven's.

I think a lot of people still call it Craven's. It's funny when I came back from Indonesia in 2003 my Nan was like oooh the best fish and chips now is the wetherby whaler...... I was stumped, I was like where the hell is that....... She was like you remember top of Lowtown......... Aaah you mean Craven's