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Subject: [Leica] London tea
From: eric.calderwood at btinternet.com (Eric C)
Date: Tue Apr 13 05:46:57 2004

Hi Frank,

We don't like to brag about it. :-)

Glad to hear that you were originally from Lancashire, all the best people
are. :-)

All the Best
Eric



On 13/4/04 11:57 am, "FRANK DERNIE" <frank.dernie@btinternet.com> wrote:

> No need, Lancashire won, the monarch is the Duke of
> Lancaster.
> Joking apart I was raised in Lancashire and did my
> apprenticeship in Yorkshire. Whilst there was much
> goodish natured banter anout the relative merits of
> Yorkshire and Lancashire it went without saying that
> ALL other counties were beneath contempt and came
> nowhere in the competition:-)
> Frank
> 
> --- Eric C <eric.calderwood@btinternet.com> wrote: >
> Are you trying to re-ignite the War of the Roses?
>> ;-)
>> 
>> Eric
>> (Liverpool UK)
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> On 12/4/04 11:49 pm, "Douglas M. Sharp"
>> <DouglasMSharp@netscape.net> wrote:
>> 
>>> Should anyone, by quirk of fate, find themselves
>> in the North of
>>> England, try Betty's in Harrogate, Yorkshire
>>> for a really refined Tea - Taylors Yorkshire Tea &
>> Tea Brack (a kind of
>>> fruit cake, served best with a piece of
>>> Wensleydale cheese) or try their Sloe Gin Cake,
>> MMMMH!! beats the Savoy
>>> and the Ritz into a cocked hat..
>>> The real Tea Experience is, however, the
>> "Yorkshire Farmhouse Tea"
>>> look out for signs outside farms and pubs.  Home
>> smoked or boiled ham,
>>> haslet, fresh baked crusty bread, salted butter,
>>> local cheeses, salad,cheese scones followed by
>> masses of fruit cake,
>>> scones, rock buns, moggie (a kind of gingerbread)
>> and gallons
>>> of tea. Pick a place close to the local pub, at
>> least within crawling
>>> distance, you will get seriously overfed.
>>> For those who don't know the North of England, it
>> consists of Yorkshire
>>> (and a couple of  other insignificant counties
>>> tacked on to its borders) ;-)     I shall now seek
>> cover from irate
>>> Geordies, Lancastrians and the like.
>>> 'eers to me, thee an all on us
>>> Douglas ( an exiled Tyke in Germany)
>>> 
>>> BTW The US harboured one of our exiles - Eric
>> Knight who wrote the "Sam
>>> Small" short stories for
>>> Harper's in the early 40s, came to later fame by
>> writing " Lassie Come
>>> Home" but tragically died in a plane
>>> crash before the film took the box-offices by
>> storm.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Jimmy Patrick schrieb:
>>> 
>>>> And I thought a buttie was on buttered bread, and
>> a bap was on a roll.
>>>> 
>>>> The best butties are the late night chip butties
>> (fries on buttered bread)
>>>> with brown sauce.
>>>> 
>>> Well known from the Beatles song "Penny Lane " -
>> now you know what
>>> "finger pies" are.
>>> 
>>>>  
>>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
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