Greetings from Old York!
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Welcome! Old York as in Yorkshire?
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Suburb of T.O.? (Toronto, for non Raptor fans).
FezUSA
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@Seaweed Doc : York = city; Yorkshire = county - two different things although York the city is the capital of Yorkshire the county. If he's here for sweets, then my call is that he's a fellow Brit. Sweets = candy for the State-side folk. DIY isn't that common in the US either I believe - Do-It-Yourself acronym.
Anyway, welcome MrPudding, or should that be MrPuddin'?!!! Now I've got a hankering for a Yorkshire Pudding with all the trimmings!
Anyway, welcome MrPudding, or should that be MrPuddin'?!!! Now I've got a hankering for a Yorkshire Pudding with all the trimmings!
I've been to York. Love York Minster. I could do without the olfactory experience of the Jorvik Viking Museum, though!
I meant "York in Yorkshire" as opposed to York, Ontario or another "old York." I wrote too hastily, perhaps....
There's also "pudding" as any dessert, not just what would get called pudding in N. America. But sticky toffee pudding will beat Yorkshire pudding for me!
FezUSA
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... But sticky toffee pudding will beat Yorkshire pudding for me!
Especially with custard!
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