He is upset because he lives in Humberside, imagine everyday looking over the border into Gods own county, no break even when flightsimming, he would fly over Yorkshire, see the beauty and get depressed.  

Guess some people don't know when to let up.  I can see why outsiders call this site cliquish.

 

To the OP, sorry to see you go, we will be here when you come back. 

He is upset because he lives in Humberside, imagine everyday looking over the border into Gods own county... Yorkshire, see the beauty and get depressed.  

The majority of Humberside IS Yorkshire! The rest is Lincolnshire, which I'll grant you is flat, boring farm land.

 

And anyway, Derbyshire is God's county! :rolleyes:

 

 

I'm antisocial, so I'll continue flight simming!  

Quote "And anyway, Derbyshire is God's county!" :rolleyes:

 

Of course it is!

Phil (Bakewell Derbyshire UK)

Quote "And anyway, Derbyshire is God's county!" :rolleyes:

 

Of course it is!

Phil (Bakewell Derbyshire UK)

Wrong! Brooklands is God's country!

Quote - Wrong! Brooklands is God's country!

 

Derbyshire is a County and not a Country, have you ever visited? If not, give us a try!

But only North Derbyshire, there's nothing joyous in the South I was up Edale and Hayfield this weekend, nice to see a fellow Derbyshire simmer ma duck :wink:

Werebouts?

The fabulous Chez Vegas of course, famous for its inability to build straight church spires!

 

But I roam all over the county, from Dovedale and Crich to Buxton and Glossop!

You guys have funny names for places.....Lincolnshire, Derbyshire, divide the land up and stick Shire on the end of it and it becomes a place 

 

Let me guess, Lincoln got this land and Derby got that land and they just stuck Shire on the end of their names to name it? Must have been something like that.

You guys have funny names for places.....Lincolnshire, Derbyshire, divide the land up and stick Shire on the end of it and it becomes a place 

 

Let me guess, Lincoln got this land and Derby got that land and they just stuck Shire on the end of their names to name it? Must have been something like that.

 

At least we didn't get named after a piece of rubberised footware   

In my opinion, they're often "cries for help" where all else has failed.  It's a bit mean to make a statement like yours ....... can you imagine how the OP would feel to read your comment?

 

If you're going to be wittily facetious, it's best to be able to spell the word 'ridiculous' correctly.

+1 

At least we didn't get named after a piece of rubberised footware   

 

Naming New Zealand was easy, first they discovered the North Island and said we shall call this North Island.

 

Then they traveled further south and discovered the South Island and said we shall call this South Island.

 

Then they went even further south and discovered another island and were confused, so they said Let ask Stewart what we should call this island  

So much for the "long white cloud" theory!