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Across the Pennine moors to Haworth, Yorkshire: In search of Brontë country

By on May 15, 2017
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It was only a few days before Christmas, when I decided, at the very last minute, to head towards one of my favourite places in the north of England – Haworth, West Yorkshire. The village became famous as the home of the Brontë family, the sisters who brought us some of our best loved literary classics: Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre. What’s not to love about a love story?

It was a dreary day, and the idea of seeing such a dark and brooding place was irresistible. I loaded up the completely impractical Golf Convertible, and battled across the moody moors. As I was traveling through the beautiful Yorkshire countryside…this is what I saw:

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Blimey! is your daily dose of British news and features for anglophiles everywhere! This article was carefully written by Tim Holt, a British blogger, photographer and actor based back in the UK after many years of living in America. Forever torn between two magnificent slices of sod.
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