-
Friday, May 05, 2006
Friday, May 05, 2006
4:09 pm by Cristina No comments
According to the Travel section of The Guardian Yorkshire is one of the Five Places To Avoid during the summer:
4. Yorkshire
Lovely scenery, but there are people in the West Riding who have lived there since 1106 but are still not accepted as true Yorkshiremen because rumour has it that their mother bought clogs from a pedlar who had a cousin in Prestbury, thereby blighting the bloodline forever. They make Londoners look like Hawaiian greeter girls. Plus you can't stray within 50 miles of Haworth sodding Parsonage without being assailed on all sides by Bronte bilge. The Branwell Tea Shoppe. The Helen Burns Sunbed Centre. Mr Rochester Opticians. Grace Moon Loft Conversions. What a load of Wuthering Shite.
If you are willing to sacrifice the 'lovely scenery' (and the kindness of its people, despite what they might say) on those grounds solely, then simply you don't deserve to go there. Hmph!
It is our theory that this somewhat rude reporter must bear a grudge to someone in Yorkshire - and that she was too scared to read the parts of Jane Eyre where Grace Poole - not Grace Moon! - featured.
Don't miss Yorkshire!!
Categories: Haworth, In_the_News
4. Yorkshire
Lovely scenery, but there are people in the West Riding who have lived there since 1106 but are still not accepted as true Yorkshiremen because rumour has it that their mother bought clogs from a pedlar who had a cousin in Prestbury, thereby blighting the bloodline forever. They make Londoners look like Hawaiian greeter girls. Plus you can't stray within 50 miles of Haworth sodding Parsonage without being assailed on all sides by Bronte bilge. The Branwell Tea Shoppe. The Helen Burns Sunbed Centre. Mr Rochester Opticians. Grace Moon Loft Conversions. What a load of Wuthering Shite.
If you are willing to sacrifice the 'lovely scenery' (and the kindness of its people, despite what they might say) on those grounds solely, then simply you don't deserve to go there. Hmph!
It is our theory that this somewhat rude reporter must bear a grudge to someone in Yorkshire - and that she was too scared to read the parts of Jane Eyre where Grace Poole - not Grace Moon! - featured.
Don't miss Yorkshire!!
Categories: Haworth, In_the_News
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Search

Labels
- Advert (13)
- Agnes Grey (358)
- AI (6)
- Alert (1872)
- Anne Brontë (631)
- Art-Exhibitions (1069)
- Arthur Bell Nicholls (45)
- At The... (11)
- Audio-Radio (649)
- Biography (404)
- Books (4232)
- Branwell Brontë (389)
- Brontë 200 (395)
- Brontë Birthplace (96)
- Brontë Parsonage Museum (1787)
- Brontë Society (585)
- Brontëana (813)
- Brontëites (2018)
- Brussels (318)
- Charlotte Brontë (1064)
- Comics (423)
- Contest (34)
- Cottage Poems (9)
- Dance (394)
- Elizabeth Gaskell (268)
- Ellen Nussey (20)
- Emily Brontë (1179)
- Fake News & Blunders (163)
- Fiction (466)
- Games (3)
- Haworth (2005)
- Humour (389)
- Illustrations (177)
- In Memoriam (13)
- In the News (1311)
- Ireland (120)
- Jane Eyre (8286)
- Journals (659)
- Juvenilia (306)
- Maria Branwell Brontë (34)
- Mary Taylor (80)
- Messages from BB (116)
- Movies-DVD-TV (5161)
- Music (2564)
- New Releases (7)
- Opera (239)
- Patrick Brontë (234)
- Penzance (15)
- Poetry (928)
- Red House (64)
- References (2845)
- Reminder (142)
- Review (139)
- Scarborough (88)
- Scholar (1432)
- Sequels and Retellings (1252)
- Shirley (290)
- Software (17)
- Talks (1648)
- The Professor (138)
- The Tenant of Wildfell Hall (570)
- Theatre (3538)
- Thornton (193)
- Top Withens (114)
- Translations (552)
- Unfinished Novels (11)
- Victorian Era (433)
- Villette (590)
- Websites & Apps (197)
- Weirdo (685)
- Wide Sargasso Sea (1125)
- Wuthering Heights (7781)
Recent Posts
Blog Archive
Other BrontëBlogs
-
-
第41回大会のご案内 - 10月17日(土)に日本ブロンテ協会第41回大会を関西外国語大学中宮キャンパスにて開催いたします。プログラムはこちらをご覧ください。ポスター 参加される方はこちらから*9月末日まで*にお申し込みください。4 weeks ago
-
Unexpected – and memorable – day out in Brontë Country - My husband Paul and I headed again to Haworth last month for our annual visit and participation in the June weekend of events organised by the London Bro...1 month ago
-
Goodbye, Jane - As two wonderful years come to an end, Piper and Lillian reflect on what we've learned from Jane Eyre. Thank you for joining us on this journey. Happy...2 years ago
-
Hello! - This is our new post website for The Anne Brontë Society. We are based in Scarborough UK, and are dedicated to preserving Anne’s work, memory, and legacy. ...3 years ago
-
Ambrotipia – Tesori dal Brontë Parsonage Museum - Continua la collaborazione tra The Sisters’ Room e il Brontë Parsonage Museum. Vi mostriamo perciò una serie di contenuti speciali, scelti e curati dire...4 years ago
-
Two New Anne Brontë 200 Books – Out Now! - Anne was a brilliant writer (as well as a talented artist) so it’s great to see some superb new books…6 years ago
-
Ken Hutchison's devilish Heathcliff - *Richard Wilcocks writes:* Ken Hutchison and Kay Adshead Browsing through the pages of *The Crystal Bucket* by Clive James, last read a long time ago (p...7 years ago
-
Page wall post by La Sezione Italiana della Brontë Society - La Sezione Italiana della Brontë Society: La Casa editrice L'Argolibro e la Sezione Italiana della Brontë Society in occasione dell'anno bicentenario dedi...8 years ago
-
Html to ReStructuredText-converter - Wallflux.com provides a rich text to reStructredText-converter. Partly because we use it ourselves, partly because rst is very transparent in displaying wh...8 years ago
-
thegrangersapprentice: Reading Jane Eyre for English class.... - thegrangersapprentice: Reading Jane Eyre for English class. Also, there was a little competition in class today in which my teacher asked some really spe...10 years ago
-
Short excerpt from an interview with Mia Wasikowska on the 2011 Jane Eyre - I really like what she says about the film getting Jane's age right. Jane's youth really does come through in the film.15 years ago
-
CELEBRATION DAY - MEDIA RELEASE February 2010 For immediate release FREE LOCAL RESIDENTS’ DAY AT NEWLY REFURBISHED BRONTË MUSEUM This image shows the admission queue on the...16 years ago
-
Poetry Day poems - This poem uses phrases and lines written by visitors at the Bronte Parsonage Museum to celebrate National Poetry Day 2009, based on words chosen from Emily...16 years ago
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Podcasts, Etc..
Subscriptions
Brontë Parsonage X
Brontë Studies X
Other Stuff

Click to join BRONTE

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License.
Site archived by the British Library - UK Web Archiving Consortium
Powered by Blogger.

0 comments:
Post a Comment