Are lass just looked at me gone out and called me weird, when she realised that what I was calling 'the feast', she called 'the fair'. Got me wondering if it was just me. So....feast, or fair??
"Feast" was something before my time ... e.g. "Poggy Feast" - a big community celebration in Pogmoor which included a fayre?
feast for def but 1st and last feast i went to up wombwell had quite different menus somehow i prefered the manky feast/fairground crap to the syp cordon bleu served
I came across this when I moved from Chapletown to Hoyland Common when I was 10. atha gooin t'feast..?? I had no idea what they were on about and still find it difficult to comprehend the differences in the colloquialisms considering the places are only 3 miles apart.
Barnsley feast week was when the markets were replaced with a fun fair. As a kid we called it the feast. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
It wAs always Barnsley feast week when I was little. My gran loved it. She had been a servant when she was 12/13 and they used to get the off work apparently.. . And I think it was the pit holidays as well back in the day. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=...AEwCQ#v=onepage&q=barnsley feast week&f=false
was always 'wombwell feast' to me, when it used to be where cop shop is now. and when it moved to aldham, even the field was named 't' feast field'...always feast to me
Was always feast to me until I moved here and people didn't know what I meant. I occasionally slip up and accidentally refer to it that way at times.
When I was a kid it was always Hoyland feast on the town hall field. The fact that it was always Tuby's fair that turned up, used to confuse the crap out of me.
Practically all Barnsley pits, factories and other large Businesses closed for Barnsley Feast Week. Mid August I believe.
A feast is a fair on the feast day of the patron saint of the local church. So if it's on BFC's car park, it's a fair unless it is the feast of St Mary.