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Wednesday, July 09, 2008
Ye Olde Village Fish & Chip Shop
This is Ye Olde Village Fish & Chip Shop on Back Lane, Mottram in Longdendale.
It was closed down when I took this photo some weeks ago. Hopefully it will re-open, probably under new management, at some time.
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20 comments:
Nothing better than fish and chips, shame this one is closed.
ha! You beat me to this Gerald.. been meaing to pull up and get a shot of this and a cottage nearby..
The chips were very good the last time we went.. I wonder if it will open up again or return to housing..
I love fish and chips but haven't had them in years. Sorry this one closed on you.
Fish and chips? Tasty! I hope they open up again for you.
I've never had authentic fish and chips. I suspect what we have here in Alabama isn't even in the ballpark with yours. I have heard that they are great!
There is nothing tastier than British fish 'n chips! I took my Welsh visitors to "Trolls" a fish and chip place here and they thought it was okay.
Oh I'd love to have real good fish and chips right now! First Michelle tempted me with her Yummy cupcakes now it's fish and chips. Y oh Y do I love food so much ? :0)
Sad how something so good can close. Nice post.
hope it will re-open.
I love this title and its too bad it is closed. makes my mouth water thinking about fish and chips.
Great photo. I love the stone work in the buildings and its surroundings. Nice Y.
The first words my children could say in English were "Fish and Chips", though they pronounced it the Dutch way. Lovely shop!
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!
Good job I have had my lunch otherwise I may have been tempted!
I adore fish and chips!
What an interesting looking place -- and by the look of that door it doesn't look like anybody was very tall in those days...
Great capture Gerald.
pop and see my Y.
nice y
A closed chippy! Perish the thought.
Gary wll not have it that Paces other than Fleetwood can and do often have chippies of outstanding quality.
i worked in my mom and dads fish shop for a decade, i know what hard smelly work it is...
So sad ! Fish and Chips should alwys come from a proper chippy. "US" visitors please note that a "traditional English pub" offering "traditional English fish and chips" is lying on both counts !
I was by this recently and noticed it has re-opened.
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