local traditions

north east and yorkshire eat wensleydale cheese with christmas cake & or mince pies.

Rowing
Wine growing
Wine drinking
Rowing accidents 🤔

Last time I saw a pan of scouse on the bar was at a now closed pub in Anfield, but that was a free bowl of scouse with your beer. Eating either beetroot or red cabbage with scouse is still a tradition. Majority eat beetroot, I like the red cabbage.

@petewxyz said
Last time I saw a pan of scouse on the bar was at a now closed pub in Anfield, but that was a free bowl of scouse with your beer. Eating either beetroot or red cabbage with scouse is still a tradition. Majority eat beetroot, I like the red cabbage.

@cheesemaster said
Rowing
Wine growing
Wine drinking
Rowing accidents 🤔

@badradger said
pubs around the boro used to put out black pudding, peanuts, crisps,pickled eggs & onions sunday lunchtime.

We have a tradition, in our family, of seeing the local pantomime every Christmas school holiday. Now it's being asked, "is it really Christmas if there's no panto?"

@petewxyz said
When I was a kid the first person in the house in the New Year had to carry a lump of coal but that may have come via my grandmother who was from Roker.

@badradger said
so where are you.location?

@cheesemaster said
Niagara Falls

@badradger said
well thats a really cool location but wet i assume.

@very-rusty said
You can go for tours under them everyone wears rain gear of course.

-VR

@badradger said
if i could afford a holiday i would love to see the falls.

Wrong.

The American side sees little.

The Canadian side sees everything.

https://www.world-of-waterfalls.com/niagara-falls-which-side-is-better/#:~:text=The%20Canadian%20side%20is%20where,the%20brink%20of%20Horseshoe%20Falls.

@badradger said
if i could afford a holiday i would love to see the falls.