1. |
Surrey |
The tower at the summit of
Leith Hill; highest point in the North Downs |
Golden Brown by The
Stranglers (once The Guildford Stranglers) |
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The Derby at Epsom 1821
by Géricault |
The Resurrection,
Cookham by Stanley Spencer
Cookham =
BERKSHIRE |
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2. |
Cornwall |
Memorial to 19C farm
workers, Tolpuddle Martyrs
Tolpuddle =
DORSET |
Cornish Rhapsody by
Hubert Bath (theme from 1944 film Love Story) |
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Hitchcock's 1939 film
Jamaica Inn set on Bodmin Moor, Cornwall |
Engine house ruins from
Cornish tin and copper mine in Botallack, Cornwall |
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3. |
Norfolk |
Steve Coogan playing Alan
Partridge, fictional Radio Norwich DJ |
Hev Yew Gotta Loight, Boy
by Norfolk's 'Singing Postman' Allan Smethurst |
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Grantham's Roberts family
(inc. Margaret Thatcher)
Grantham =
LINCOLNSHIRE |
Sandringham House in NW
Norfolk where King George VI died |
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4. |
Cumbria |
Melvyn Bragg, presenter of
Radio 4's In Our Time & 'professional Cumbrian' |
Butterworth's The Lads
in Their 100s from Housman's A
SHROPSHIRE
Lad |
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Cumberland &
Westmorland-style wrestling at Grasmere |
The 'bad step' on Striding
Edge on Helvellyn |
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5. |
West Yorkshire |
Bradford-born David Hockney's
Portrait of an Artist (Pool with 2 Figures) |
Yellow Submarine
played by Black Dyke Mills Band from Queensbury, W Yorks |
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LANCASHIRE
cheese |
Huddersfield FC's John Smith
Stadium; Huddersfield is in W Yorks |
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6. |
Lincolnshire |
David Cornwell (a.k.a.
John Le Carré) who lives in
CORNWALL |
The Lincolnshire Poacher |
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C |
D |
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1920s railway poster
advertising Skegness;
Skegness = Lincolnshire |
Danny & Nicky Cowley,
managers of Lincoln City FC |
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7. |
West Sussex |
West Sussex's coat of arms (6
legless martlet birds) |
Lonnie Donnegan hit
Cumberland Gap
Cumberland =
CUMBRIA |
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Roman mosaics at Fishbourne
Palace, near Chichester, West Sussex |
Goodwood Racecourse, West
Sussex |
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8. |
Cheshire |
Alan Garner, the author lives
near Congleton, Cheshire |
UK No. 1 21 Seconds by
So Solid Crew;
Crewe is in Cheshire |
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Tudor period Little Moreton
Hall, near Congleton, Cheshire |
New Road, the county ground
of WORCESTERSHIRE
CCC |
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9. |
Worcestershire |
Stephen Fry, director of
Norwich City FC, is from
NORFOLK |
Sospiri
by Sir Edward Elgar who lived much of his life in
Worcestershire |
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Mineral water pump rooms in
Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire |
Missing ingredient from
Bloody Mary recipe is Worcestershire sauce |
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10. |
Dorset |
Ted Hughes, the poet, was
born in WEST
YORKSHIRE |
Silence is Golden by
Brian Poole & The Tremeloes;
Poole is in Dorset |
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Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove,
Dorset |
Gold Hill, Shaftesbury,
Dorset, location for famous Hovis TV advert |
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11. |
Lancashire |
Accrington Stanley's Wham
Stadium in Accrington, Lancashire |
With You I'm Born Again
by Billy Preston and Syreeta (Preston is in
Lancashire) |
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B |
C |
D |
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Rag pudding invented in 19th
century Oldham, Lancashire |
Anderton boat lift in
Northwich
Northwich =
CHESHIRE |
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12. |
Somerset |
Author W Somerset Maugham |
A Nightingale Sang in
Berkeley Square performed by Somerset-born Acker Bilk |
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Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch
railway in KENT
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West front of cathedral,
Wells, Somerset
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13. |
Shropshire |
Ironbridge, Shropshire |
The
SUSSEX Carol
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D |
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Josiah Wedgwood's grandson,
Charles Darwin, was born in Shrewsbury |
New Meadow Stadium, home of
Shrewsbury FC
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14. |
Berkshire |
Fictional paper business
featured in TV's The Office, based in Slough,
Berkshire |
I've Been Loving You Too
Long by Otis Redding; Reading is in Berkshire |
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Runnymede is in
SURREY
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Old Etonian tie; Eton is in
Berkshire
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15. |
Kent |
Glastonbury Tor in
SOMERSET |
Theme from TV version of
Darling Buds of May set in Kent |
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B |
C |
D |
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TV Wrestling commentator,
Kent Walton
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Leeds Castle in Kent
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