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Member Since: December 2003 Posts: 8,423 Send Message	ChrisofWessex	Report	1 Aug 2015 22:02
	OMG Sharron - just read the menu - curd tart - am dribbling - aunt always had one ready for me
Member Since: April 2003 Posts: 63,104 Send Message	AnninGlos	Report	1 Aug 2015 21:49
	Sharron did you enjoy your Yorkshire high tea?
	Researching: Photo spring Researching Somerset, Dorset, Hampshire, Derbyshire, Staffs, Devon, Glamorganshire. Ingram, Masters, Tamblyn, Knight, Warner, Bate, Allen, Riggs, Dominey, Duffin
Member Since: February 2005 Posts: 32,477 Send Message	Purple *^Sparkly^* Diamond	Report	1 Aug 2015 03:28
	Yorkshire tea, of course, Sharron lol Enjoy yourself, it sounds a good way to get everyone together if nothing else! Bob , too much information lol Lizx
Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 23,482 Send Message	MargaretM	Report	31 Jul 2015 23:14
	Sounds wonderful, I wish I could join you, Sharron!
	Researching: Great grandmother Dorothy Bean nee Abbott (1858-1908)
Member Since: January 2004 Posts: 16,020 Send Message	Sharron	Report	31 Jul 2015 23:00
	According to the parish magazine there will be :- a collection of cold cuts pork pie salads pickles bread and butter preserves scones fruit loaves(with Wensleydale cheese) curd tartsand cakes, all washed down with copious amounts of tea. Can't wait!
Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 23,482 Send Message	MargaretM	Report	31 Jul 2015 22:43
	I'm fascinated by this. Can somebody tell me what would be served at a Yorkshire High Tea? I'm thinking it's something I should do for my Canadian children and grandchildren.
	Researching: Great grandmother Dorothy Bean nee Abbott (1858-1908)
Member Since: January 2009 Posts: 1,381 Send Message	Denburybob	Report	31 Jul 2015 20:45
	I shall try to find a white rose tomorrow. Ah, Yorkshire. God's own country. Apart from Catterick Garrison. Mind you, I had some fun with Yorkshire lasses while stationed there in 1964.
Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 23,482 Send Message	MargaretM	Report	31 Jul 2015 20:14
	Oops! I'm a day early. Thanks, Joan, for the history lesson.
	Researching: Great grandmother Dorothy Bean nee Abbott (1858-1908)
Member Since: August 2005 Posts: 9,933 Send Message	Stella ~by~ Starlight★..★..★	Report	31 Jul 2015 17:54
	1st August is Yorkshire Day, i was born and bred here too. It started in 1975....
Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 23,482 Send Message	MargaretM	Report	31 Jul 2015 17:42
	Today is Yorkshire Day? I was born & bred there, I should have known but here in Canada I've never heard of it. Because of our heat wave I was just planning on having tacos for supper. I don't suppose I could get away with calling that a Yorkshire High Tea?
	Researching: Great grandmother Dorothy Bean nee Abbott (1858-1908)
Member Since: August 2005 Posts: 9,933 Send Message	Stella ~by~ Starlight★..★..★	Report	31 Jul 2015 16:11
	Yes, Yorkshire Day has become very popular, there are celebrations going on everywhere...
Member Since: January 2004 Posts: 16,020 Send Message	Sharron	Report	31 Jul 2015 14:31
	It promises pickles. That'll do for me!
Member Since: October 2005 Posts: 23,596 Send Message	JoyBoroAngel	Report	31 Jul 2015 14:25
	How lovely x :-D :-D
	Researching: The birth of Middlesbrough
Member Since: January 2004 Posts: 16,020 Send Message	Sharron	Report	31 Jul 2015 14:22
	We are going to a Yorkshire high tea. It is a fundraising event in the village (our village, West Sussex) and is in honour of Yorkshire Day would you believe?!

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