This is Yorkshire Day, but what do Lincolnshire people think?

EE Bah Gum It’s Yorkshire Day – An annual celebration of England’s largest county, and the birthplace of notable figures like Bronte Sisters, singer Louis Louis Tominson and artist David Hawkney.

The day was first celebrated on 1 August 1975 in an attempt to restore pride in the entire region.

This year, Ilkle will host official civic celebrations, Centerpieces of Yorkshire Day, Bradford, UK City of Culture 2025 as well as hosts.

We asked people at the neighboring Lincolnshire – the so -called yellobels – what they thought about “Gods on County” and Visa Varusa.

Both County have several North Sea holiday resorts, including scales in Lincolnshire and Whitbi in North Yorkshire.

Speaking in Gainsboro, which was once by a chance England’s Viking Capital Before the York Act was found, 57 -year -old Sarah Patrick said: “I love whitba completely – I have gone many times in whitbe.

“This is just such a nice strange small seaside city, in which it is a matter of too much scoggy, if you know what I mean?”

Others commented on the “beautiful weather”, possibly the tongue in the cheek, the friendship of the Yorkshire folk, and the diversity of things to see and do.

However, when asked that he believed that he was originally from Yorkshire.

91 -year -old Peter Bradley, from Torchies near Gainesboro, worked for E Green and son for 10 years as an engineer at Wakefield.

But, flying the flag for Yelobelase, he said the best thing about Yorkshire was close with Lincolnshire.

He also jokingly said that Nottinghamshire was his second favorite.

Both Stamford and Sutton on Sea In Lincolnshire were named in Sunday Times Best place for guide Step Hill was awarded first in 2024 and Lincoln in the historic quarter. Britain’s best place By Urbanism Academy.

Meanwhile, Drffield, in East Yorkshire, the market publishes and traders said on Lincolnshire, who hosts their own annual festive day on 1 October.

Chutney seller Martin Hallbrows said that he often reaches the border to participate in farmers’ markets, and likes it a lot, but he said that he was proud to call East Yorkshire at his home.

Debbie Cole said she was unable to comment as she was never in Lincolnshire.

When told that she was remembering some of the best beaches anywhere in the ground, she said: “I have a lot of doubt – Brijalington is very good.”

Another woman said that she knew that County was famous for her vegetables.

Shopkeeper Mark Edwards expressed the Yorkshire mood and said: “I lived in Lincolnshire, but came back to Yorkshire because it’s much better.”

However, cheese seller Anita Jepson offered more diplomatic approaches.

“There are beautiful, beautiful rural areas, beautiful people anywhere in Britain,” she said.

“We have a good Lincolnshire Paneer at the stall – so we like to promote everyone,” he said.