Category Archives: Haworth and Oxenhope

Haworth 1940s weekend a cheats guide to the 1940s look

Posted on May 13, 2013 by hathawaysofhaworth

As Haworth 1940s weekend is this Saturday ,heres brief cheats guide to looking authentic without buying vintage 40s clothing,which while  being without doubt the most desirable option is often not practical especially if like myself  you are curvy and big … Continue reading →

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The hidden Charlotte Bronte

Posted on April 14, 2013 by hathawaysofhaworth

I am going to be  at the Bronte parsonage museum for Charlottes birthday next weekend and I have been working on  a talk to give visitors who may not know much about the Brontes an introduction to Charlotte ,but which … Continue reading →

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Bronte country is ready for Easter

Posted on March 29, 2013 by hathawaysofhaworth

After the appalling weather which caused widespread disruption Spring seems to have eventually  come to  Bronte country ,Haworth and the surrounding area has worked hard to clear its roads and every main road is now clear as are almost all … Continue reading →

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Wuthering bikes, the Bronte tour de france shoot

Posted on March 26, 2013 by hathawaysofhaworth

Sarah  and Yvonne were the Bronte sisters today for a tour de france shoot ,the local newspaper the T&A wanted photos to promote the areas involvement in the tour de france .The bicycle was actually around during the Brontes day … Continue reading →

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Spring in Oxenhope ,the Day after tomorrow in Bronte country

Posted on March 26, 2013 by hathawaysofhaworth

Drifts black moor road The Hebden Bridge Cockhill Moor road today with a solitary digger clearing the road ,its just above the cemetry in Oxenhope and theres miles of drift to clear so I suspect Cockhill moor will be a … Continue reading →

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