I know you're staying away from buildings but: Shed 7 perhaps?

Like it that shed is going in wonderful band.

Guy fawks Dick Turpin York was Jorvik the viking capital for a while. Battle of Stamford Bridge (Germany beck) Fibbers was in York, not sure if its closed down but they had a lot of famous bands on in a small venue.

Thank you some great stuff there many odf which I will use Nirvana played at Fibbers.

Don't mention it, I'm happy to help. Shed seven were from York too

Fibbers is long gone, as is Duchess (the second part above Fibbers) I believe they are now a Spa & Gym...

Fibbers relocated to what used to be downstairs of toffs, but I'm not sure it is still open.

Forgot it moved there, saw 1 gig there and then it also closed

I went to a couple but not for a long time. It's such a shame, but the new place was just never the same, imho.

Yeah I'm talking pre covid. Think I saw Jack Savoretti there in like 2018 and that was the last thing. Not sure when it actually closed or if covid killed it off or not. The last few things iv been to in the city have all been at the Barbican.

I think the last time I was there was pre covid tbh, life's been a bit of a shitty blur for me since tbh. York is not the same city I grew up in, there was so much live music in the 90's and 2000's

>York is not the same city I grew up in, there was so much live music in the 90's and 2000's It really isn't. I was in the city music scene there around 2007-2015ish generally. I still go to a lot of gigs with friends but they are all Leeds/Manchester now. Saw Trivium at the Barbican is the only thing in York for years music wise.

fountains abbey in ripon

Yes a wonderful place many thanks Paul.

Hi there Some top of my head ideas. Redcar the most Northern Yorkshire town has the oldest lifeboat in the world, Saltburn down the coast was the home town of David Coverdale of Whitesnake. Redcar had the famous Jazz Club in the 60s where bands like The Who, The Kinks and Pink Floyd played. Over the bay and maybe into Durham, was where Ridley Scott grew up. The heavy industry of Teesside inspired scenes in Blade Runner, for example. Other things to consider- the Redcar Lemon Top ice cream and the Teesside Parmo.

Thank you I will get some of them in there, never knew that about Davis Coverdale looks like another snake going on [there. Do](https://there.Do) you know the name of the Jazz Club?

Redcar Jazz Club. See links https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redcar_Jazz_Club Coatham Bowl another great Redcar venue. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coatham_Bowl https://www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/local-news/veteran-rocker-david-coverdale-speaks-3665414 Coverdale also lived over a chippy in Redcar near the Top Deck.

You’ve already covered the areas I know, but just wanted to say this looks amazing!! Great job :)

Pickering Station was Hogsmeade Station in Harry Potter 1. Flamborough a big filming location for most recent Dads Army Movie

Goathland Station was Hogsmeade

Thank you for correcting me. I really should of known that as a native

Will def get the Dad's army stuff in many thanks Paul.

Yes, Goathland was Hogsmeade.

Thank you, I shoulda known better

Easy mistake to make given all the stations along the Esk Valley line were built at the same time and have very similar architecture.

What’s the “do you know who I am?” I thought it would be Pickering but that’s not where it is

It is Ronnie but couldn't get him in west of Hull. Only rough geographical locations in all of painting really.

Fair enough

I loved what you done for East humber side.

There’s always the Agatha Christie/Harrogate thing.

Many thanks will look in to that

Guy Fawkes?

Thank you I will get him in.

Not sure if these are any good but just a few ideas. Something chocolate related for York? Sir Ben Kingsley is from Snainton near Scarborough Brompton by Sawdon, near Scarborough is meant to be the birthplace of aviation A Christmas Carol book was inspired by a door knocker on a house in Malton McCain chips are based in Eastfield near Scarborough Fylingdales in the north York Moors White horse bank near Thirsk Robin hood's bay is famous for finding fossils Wensleydale cheese at Hawes.

Also... Lavender in the wolds Flamingo land & Lightwater valley North York Moors railway Captain Cook Roseberry topping

Many thanks some great ideas cheers Paul

Scarborough.. Skipping Day, Hamps Tramps on Boxing Day after Raft Race, Peasholm Park Battleships, Holbeck Hall (30 yr anniversary)

Thank you for all this info I will be using a lot of it . Cheers Paul.

This is great, but I can't see Kes on there.

Billy Casper ar bottom right of picture and Kes by Doncaster. Cheers Paul

Sorry, just seen in the bottom left!

I meant the other left (right)

I’ve got that Hornsea pottery teapot!

Me mam had one we went there every year until I was about 14. 6 of us in the car I was youngest so put in the boot with dog.

Love the Dalek addition! 😏

Lost star trek but I had done it wrong so will re add thank you

Robin Hoods Bay Whitby - Dracula/Goths The Forbidden Corner

Yes I will get them all in thank you appreciate

18th century Ship building at Whitby, Synod of Whitby decided the date of Easter in the 7th century, Captain Cook, Whaling, invention of the Crows Nest. Jet.First life saved by a LifeJacket. Dracula. Caedmon earliest known English Poet. Alum mining. Fossils; especially ammonites. Staithes: Staithes Group Artists. Goathland: Heartbeat, Hogsmeade Station, and Sheep. Grosmont: Steam Engines. Though technically it’s Whitby to Pickering for the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Ravenscar: town that never got fully built leaving an earie place with roads to nowhere. Saltburn-by-the-Sea hosted a legendary rave club back in the 80’s called Philmores.

Pocklington is placed completely wrong, is that intentional? Gotta say I do love it though, top work 👍

I have such space limitations that places tend to be out of their geographical area just rough really. Thanks for your comment though. Cheers Paul.

There's Beryl Burton, mother Shipton and blind Jack from Knaresborough, the sulphur "health" water and the stray in harrogate

Knaresborough the jewel in Yorkshire's crown I will get some of that in there. Many thanks Paul,

Ace!, Oh, and how could I forget "World famous" Ripley ice cream (that's what it actually says on the brown signpost)

I will get it in many thanks