Visit to Hebden Bridge..

What a wonderful day out and blog Bloomer really enjoyed walking along with you and those fish and chips looks tasty no peas for me though.

Thank you Kath,I only had a spoonful of Russell's peas,as I couldn't eat a portion of my own..We are so lucky to have all these places near to us..and with our free bus passes,even better. A huge County to explore :o)
I think we are going to Holmfirth this afternoon..'Last of the summer wine' town..a big food and drink event this weekend :o).only 30 minutes away from us..but in the opposite direction to this one..

Thanks for inviting me to join you and Russel in Hebden Bridge. I really enjoyed the trip.I love this little place, so many interesting shops and tasty cafes! I haven't had fish and chips for months, but I'm not keen on mushy peas, I prefer garden peas either tinned or frozen I don't mind.
Did you go into the Antique centre? I love browsing in there. :)

What a beautiful place!! I would love to visit there. I hope and pray they don't get another flood any time soon...and it's good to see it so busy with visitors too. :))

A very ineresting blog Sandra of this lovely old mill town, Harry particularly liked the picture of the Fish and Chips lol, I must ask my brother about the house where his son Dean lives, Im sure it was part of the old mill and he has had it all restored,if it is must pay them a visit ;0)

I must admit Carole, I had my eye on those fish and chips too! I had a really good plate like that on Wednesday....best fish and chips I'd had for years!

Hi Sandra ..
Lovely photos.. I'm glad you had such nice weather for your outing. :o)

Lovely blog Bloomer, I remember seeing the floods on TV so nice to know it is back to normal and work is in progress to make good the damage caused, it looks a lovely place to visit I especially liked the mill and chimney, fish and chips looked yummy too - I'd pass on the peas! I'm glad you had a nice day out :o)

What a lovely day out. I saw your title and wondered where I knew from. Such devastation! I live near a river and it's my worse fear.
Thank you for sharing your pictures with us - fish tea looks very nice but no peas for me either but I would have managed all those chips ;)

You were very welcome,Waddy..a Yorkshire lass that doesn't like mushy peas? .You'll be telling me you don't like Yorkshire pudding next ! :o)It's a lovely little town,and no,we didn't go into the Antiques place,as it isn't really our thing,but we didn't go into many of the others either, as it was too nice to be indoors ...:o)by the way,I prefer my own mushy peas to be honest,as I don't like bicarb in mine..Emerald green doesn't do it for me ! lol.
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Thank you Karen,I should imagine it's your kind of place,and I hope it is spared this year too..but they have picked themselves up,under dire circumstances..like most of them have had to do this year,all over the country..Glad you found some good fish and chips too..so satisfying when you just feel like some..and hard to find these days...
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I thought Harry would approve of the Fish and chips,Carole..he loves them,doesn't he? thank you for your nice comment..:o) I don't know if that mill has living accommodation or not,but it might well have,at the top..A lovely place to live for your nephew if it is..
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Thank you Terra..I had good material to photograph :o)
The weather was perfect..I didn't expect to be walking around in a tee shirt :o)
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Thanks Neellan..the mill and chimney is my favourite too.so much history,isn't there? which I love..and especially the stone work we have around our region..Ok,you can pass on the peas..:o) .
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Oh dear,Scottish,another one who will pass on the peas !..you would have been very welcome to share my chips though,if you had got to them before my OH ! Lol.
Glad you enjoyed it,and I guess most remember the name of the town..if only for it's headline news at the time..I can imagine it must be a worry living near a river...
.........Another one who doeasn't want peas !

Lol re peas, I love pretty historic towns too :o)

:o)..you might like mine,Neellan,but I wouldn't force feed them to you ! Lol.

Glad you had a nice day out....:)))))

That looks like a lovely place Bloomer and I feel hungry now Lol! Large portion of peas for me please :o))

Thank you Holly,and Annie..hurrah! someone who likes proper mushy peas! if you are ever up this way,I can point you in the right direction,or make you some! :o)

Lol I'm sure they are delicious Bloomer you wouldn't need to resort to force feeding lol :o)

Sandra lovely blog. We've just spent 3 days in Yorkshire, and one of the places on our itinary, was Holmfirth. If I'd have known you were only 30 mins away,could have arranged to meet up.Didn't know which day we would be visiting there though.... it would have been nice to meet. I love mushy peas, can remember my mum doing them, I wouldnt eat mine unless they had mint sauce on tho!!fussy child that I was.

.OK,Neena..I'm sure you wouldn't let me anyway ! :o)
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Oh that's a shame Val..it would have been nice to meet up..I hope you enjoyed your short break..where else did you go ? I've never tried mint on the peas,but it 'goes' doesn't it? My OH would like them that way..:o)

Lol :o)

What a lovely place to visit Sandra and lovely floral decoration too, no wonder it gets lots of visitors. Is it near Holmfirth? I loved it there:-))

Sandra, we went to Skipton,Grassington, Esholt and York.Loved all, we've been to York before, but none of the other places.:-)

Thanks Ba..no,it isn't near Holmfirth,it's in the opposite direction from us..but a very similar type of town..I remember you enjoying your visit..:o)
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You visited some lovely places,Val..Skipton is one of our favourites too..I guess you saw where 'Emmerdale' was filmed,and the 'Woolpack' in Esholt? we are about an hours drive from all these places..lucky us :o)

I seemed to have missed this blog, Sandra. I really enjoyed seeing it through your eyes, so to speak. I have never been there. It looks really pretty and it must be a constant worry to all those who live there ! Perhaps one of these days , we'll get to go to Yorkshire. The last time I was there , was when my children were young.

No problem,Rose,I miss a few as well..:o) Thanks,I'm glad you enjoyed our visit..and as it takes about an hour and a half,to drive from Brigg,it's a fair way..but if ever you decide to come over this way,you must let me know,and you would be very welcome..we would enjoy meeting up again sometime:o) xx

Thanks Sandra. You never know ! x