Super Weird Clouds In Yorkshire !

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  1. HarryS

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      Only in Yorkshire Harry....only in Yorkshire..
       
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      Blimey, did you get a load of the Raddle on those Sheep, someones had a good Tupping:dbgrtmb:

      Oh, the clouds were brilliant too:thumbsup:
       
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      So when did this war between Lancashire & Yorkshire end again?

      Let me think back to school history......

      Could be wrong, but I think it was August 22nd 1485[​IMG]

      Time to let it go now Harry & Robert?:D
       
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      August the 23rd 1485 .
       
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        Blimey, hit a raw nerve there:D you remember the date exactly. Deep issues.
         
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          As far as I know, the war between Yorkshire and lancashire is still alive and kicking:)

          There was some fallout just a few years ago when some bus company or something in one of the counties adopted a new logo that looked very similar to the rose of the other county.

          When I lived and worked in Sheffield, one of the lads used to regularly remark "there's only one good thing in Lancashire, the A57 Eastbound carriageway".

          I think its simmered down a bit recently to mostly healthy and harmless banter, but its always there:heehee:
           
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          Just like Chard and Crewkerne then, civil war was only 400 years ago, still fresh.
           
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          Drat ! it was the battle of Bosworth field August the 22nd 1485 according to Wikepedia which also said "Decisive Lancastrian victory" .:yess: It was actually very little to do with the two counties , but was warring factions of the Plantagenets . Henry Tudor emerged the winner who was Welsh , it all gets a tad complicated for this time of night. :DOH:
           
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          Thought it was the 22nd:D Not that I remember it very well, do remember hitting a bloke called Richard with a great big Pike though.:mute:
           
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            Ah! the very first fish slapping dance :D
             
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              The Wars of the Roeses:heehee:
               
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                Oiy watch it you lot :D Don't forget yorkshire IS Gods own county:dbgrtmb: :D
                 
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                  Who wanted a great big Pike ...

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                    Blimey Michael, you'd win a few wars with that by your side.

                    What was it 70lb?
                     
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