Lancashire

About Lancashire
Lancashire is a ceremonial county in North West England. It is bordered by Cumbria to the north, North Yorkshire and West Yorkshire to the east, Greater Manchester and Merseyside to the south and the Irish Sea to the west. The largest settlement is the city of Preston.
On the show — 55 mentions total
The thing that you can find on Silverdale golf course in Lancashire is England's rarest orchid, the lady's slipper orchid, and it's found nowhere else.
from NSTAAF International Factball: Brazil v Croatia, 2014-06-12 at 00:11:31 · read transcript
Other times Lancashire came up
Debate. Off with his head. Oh, no. It's a job of the heads of people in Lancashire, wasn't it? It was called the Halifax Chibbit, but it was a mechanism for doing the same kind of thing. Daniel Defoe wrote about it, and he said there was this rule, right, that if you could pull your head, so there was a pin that got pulled and that dropped the chopper.
411: No Such Thing As Cristiano Ronaldo Eating Pistachios, 2022-01-28 · listen
They were sniffers, yeah, they could smell them. Yeah, there were three, initially just three sent over, Brian, Monty and René. René, I think, was the only female parachutist in the British Army during the war. They were sent in with the 13th Lancashireas. One of the articles I read it said they were called Paradox, brackets, short for parachuting dogs. Which I love. The War Office had made radio appeals in 1941 for people to give up their dogs for the war movement.
No Such Thing As The Loch Ness Monster, 2014-04-18 · listen
It was known as parring, or, like you say, wig and fashion fighting. They thought that it was, like, really turn of the 20th century, and then it happened and then it died out. A friend of mine called Anna F.C. Smith, who's an artist in Lancashire, she managed to find evidence of it up until the 50s. People were still doing it in the 50s. Wow.
446: No Such Thing As A Ninja Wearing Clogs, 2022-09-30 · listen
Purring, it was known as, or paring, or like you say, Wigan fashion fighting. They thought that it was like really turn of the 20th century that it happened and then it died out. A friend of mine called Anna F.C. Smith, who's an artist in Lancashire. She managed to find evidence of it up until the 50s. People were still doing it in the 50s. Wow.
No Such Thing As A Ninja Wearing Clogs, 2022-09-29 · listen
More places from this episode
NSTAAF International Factball: Brazil v Croatia put 5 places on the map.
- Zagreb · Croatia
- Museum of Broken Relationships · Croatia
- Somerset · United Kingdom
- Silverdale · United Kingdom
Coordinates: 53.8000, -2.6000