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Denby Dale
 Denby Dale ... tradition...pies!Newest Review: ... so look out for them if you shop in Asda/Tesco/other smaller stores. You can read the history of Denby Dale and it's pies here http://www.kirklees.gov.uk/visitorportal /wheretogo/denbydale-history.asp. The dish from the 1964 is now being used as a giant flowerpot, which is on the main road outside the Pie Hall so make sure you have a look at it! **Around the Area ** There are many walks ... more ... around the area, which you can pick up details of from the council offices or check online. The viaduct is a lovely area to walk around, and makes fantastic photography. Withy Woods near to the primary school is a beautiful woodland that is great for wal...more |
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Denby Dale: You come from the pie village???? (1062 words)
by - written on 08/07/09 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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**Introduction** Denby Dale is a large village situated in West Yorkshire, inbetween Huddersfield, Barnsley and Wakefield. Having lived there for most of my life, and since moved away and re-visited, I felt I should suggest this as a review to Dooyoo so I can let people know about it. **History and Claim to fame!** The village is most famous for it's 'giant pies'. Infact, it is known as the Pie Village (ok people hold back your sniggers, yes, I'm from the Pie Village!). Back in 1788, the villagers wanted to celebrate King George III's return to health, and after racking their brain for what must have been several minutes, they decided, 'Lets make a ... Read the complete review
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