Colorful spring 🍀 - Yorkshire

Yorkshire is located in the northeast of England and is the largest county in the UK. It has a long history of nearly two thousand years and is known as the "county of God". Yorkshire is a famous cultural and important industrial and agricultural county in England. The county flower is the famous Yorkshire white rose. The long history of Yorkshire, the largest county in England, was once divided into three regions: North, West, and East Yorkshire. In 1974, it was divided into North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, Humberside, and Cleveland. Most of Yorkshire is managed by the Yorkshire and the Humber region, but Yorkshire is still a well-known traditional geographical term today. The city name of New York in the United States was named after Yorkshire, England by the people who discovered the New World to commemorate it. Yorkshire has been known for producing many famous people throughout history, including the Bronte sisters, renowned sculptor Henry Moore, and famous British explorer Captain Cook. The beauty of Yorkshire is world-renowned, with its rolling valleys, ancient churches, and rugged moors. It ranks as one of Europe's top travel destinations and has been named the world's most attractive tourist destination for several consecutive years by the World Tourism Awards.