August 1st is Yorkshire Day! ;)

TYKES

We’re a rare strange bunch ‘at live up ‘ere

But we’ve gradely grub an’ champion beer

An’ mony a famous name thou’l see

On Yorksheer own proud family tree.



Oor sportin’ ways are second ter none

Oor art an’ culture speak as yan

Us Yorksheer fowk ev Yorksheer ways

An’ when we say we laiks we plays.



Oor language is t’ English true

Oor thee, thou, tha’s are nothin’ new

Wi’ glottal stops an’ aitches dropped

The G at end is allus cropped.



So com’ thi ways to oor grand county

An’ sample sum o’ Yorksheers bounty

Oor ales are grand, oor looance too

An’ friendly fowk to welcome thoo.

Eric Scaife​

Jack my friend I already am the proud owner of the 2018 Ebony Guardians Lambsfoot. However please accept my humble entry and count me in for this very special GAW because I know a friend that would love to have one of these special knives! :D For Yorkshire Day I will be Totin these two very special Lambsfoot examples! :thumbsup: :)

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Thank you very much Ron :) :thumbsup:
 
Fun GAW Jack. My wife & I have been binge watching a bunch of British detective series & other Brit TV shows for the last several months, since we discovered Britbox & Netflix on our new "smart tv." Thankfully, I learned how to turn on Closed Captioning, because we got tired of looking at each other & asking, "What the hell did she just say?", or "Why don't they speak English?" We're also constantly pausing the shows to Google words or phrases.
 
Good stuff. My family and I celebrate Holliday’s from other countries and cultures on a regular basis. I’m adding this one to the list. Nice GAW Jack. I haven’t earned an entry but applaud your contributions here!
 
Very good of you Jack sounds like a proud tradition. I'll certainly carry my stag lambs foot in honor of the occasion.
August 1st also happens to be my birthday and my daughter also shares the birthday. I'll be 40 she 4. So there certainly will be some celebration happening here.
I had not heard of a chip butty but I may see if i can rustle one up.
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Well Jack, I went all out to celebrate for you. Had a heck of a time finding a chunk of Wensleydale. And since all these other folks seem to have a lambsfoot you may as well send that one my way. In the pic is the closest thing I have to one, a Sheffield made sheepsfoot. I have a hook from Otley (thank you very much) so please, no ferrets...

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This may be tactless....but when's Lancashire Day? :D:D

They won The Wars of the Roses...and I hear they had an Emperor at one time, George Formby ;)


LOL! George Formby was the best! Lancashire Day is, off the top of my head, November 27th. However not many folk celebrate it as it's not really got pedigree, having only been around for 20 years or so. Were Yorkshire Day has been celebrated for somewhat longer.

Happy Yorkshire Day Jack! A very generous gift your offering. NOT an entry from me but I thought I'd put together a bit O' Yorkshire to observe the day :thumbsup:

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A very Happy Yorkshire Day to you Jack and to your fellow Yorkshiremen. I don't own a single English made knife (other than a WW-I SMLE bayonet) so I will carry a Case today for you and Yorkshire (to be sure, at the least, several craftsman of English descent helped to make it). Enjoy your day! Today is also my youngest daughters 29th birthday, so we will dine on eastern NC pork BBQ tonight in celebration - probably something we learned from our English ancestors once they settled this land. A picture of a previous pig, after cooking but before being chopped; and of course a Case Knife. OH
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