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This used to be a registry office, as you can see. Now it is a fish and chip shop, as you can also see. I wish it had been open so we could have tried some of their fish and chips, but sadly it wasn’t!
The beautiful villages and moors around Haworth that inspired the literary work of the Brontë sisters. Photography by Andrew Fowler.
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Imposing edifice, ‘though!
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Now if they had offered quickie weddings with their fish and chips they probably would have been open from 8am onwards:)
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Wouldn’t that be wonderful! My husband might want to marry me all over again if he had fish and chips to follow!
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Hm, finger-lickin’ good!
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Now that’s an interesting looking fish and chip building. I probably would have passed it right up not realizing it.
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I now pronounce you fish and chips. Amen!
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LOL, oh David you do make me laugh!!
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