>> If I remember Correctly The S4 London Group Lead by Ken York, model only
>> resembles Heckmondwike in name
>
> It's the name, isn't it? My dad used to say of something really odd
> that 'it made as much sense as a Heckmondwike pie'.
Never heard of Heckmondwike Pie and I have lived near Cleckhuderfax For
Meany Years :¬)
David Littlewood - 13 Apr 2010 11:11 GMT
>>> If I remember Correctly The S4 London Group Lead by Ken York, model only
>>> resembles Heckmondwike in name
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>Never heard of Heckmondwike Pie and I have lived near Cleckhuderfax For
>Meany Years :¬)
Ha! I remember it as "Cleckhuddersfax". Another chap I used know
referred to "Cleckheckmondsedge", which presumably is a slightly more
localised region.
David (an outlander from Wakefield)

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MartinS - 13 Apr 2010 16:35 GMT
> Trev <trev_uk@hotmail.com.invalid> writes
>>"bobharvey" <robertharvey@my-deja.com> wrote...
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> David (an outlander from Wakefield)
Cleckheckmondsedge ia a name invented by J.B. Priestley to represent a
West Riding mill town. [Wiki]

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Christopher A. Lee - 13 Apr 2010 17:41 GMT
>> Trev <trev_uk@hotmail.com.invalid> writes
>>>"bobharvey" <robertharvey@my-deja.com> wrote...
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>Cleckheckmondsedge ia a name invented by J.B. Priestley to represent a
>West Riding mill town. [Wiki]
Like his better known Bruddersford.
MartinS - 13 Apr 2010 16:33 GMT
> "bobharvey" <robertharvey@my-deja.com> wrote...
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> Never heard of Heckmondwike Pie and I have lived near Cleckhuderfax
> For Meany Years :¬)
Exactly, hence the expression.
Heckmondwike is known for its blankets and football boots, as worn by Sir
Stanley Matthews.

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