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Darrowby

Darrowby is a fictional village in the North Riding of Yorkshire, England, which was created by author Alf Wight under the pen name of James Herriot as the setting for the veterinary practice in his book It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet. The book has been adapted for two television series, both titled All Creatures Great and Small. The first was the BBC's…

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Genre
Television series
Created by
James Herriot
Type
Village

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Darrowby

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples56
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
Components1

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Darrowby

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related to Transport · 17
Darrowby → Alight, Finghall Station, From, Goathland, Herriot, In, Leyburn, Mannerton, North Yorkshire Moors Railway, Rainby Halt, Redmire, Richmond, Subsequently, The, Tristan’s, Wensleydale, Wensleydale Railway
related to Amenities · 11
Darrowby → Although, BBC, Dales, Darrowby Church, Hardraw, James Herriot, Siegfried Farnon, St John's Church, St Mary, The Skeldale House, Trengate
related to Sport · 10
Darrowby → Big Fish, Darrowby Golf Club, Game, Gentlemen, Hedwick, Little Fish, Players, Rainby, The, The Name
related to Culture · 9
Darrowby → Ace, Annual, Hampered, Houlton Show, Jack, Judgement Day, King, Queen, Vegetable Show
related to Media · 4
Darrowby → Daily Dispatch, Houlton Times, The, The Darrowby
is a · 2
Darrowby → composite of Thirsk, fictional village in the North Riding of Yorkshire
Created by · 1
Darrowby → James Herriot
Genre · 1
Darrowby → Television series
Type · 1
Darrowby → Village

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series village used filming first 2020 herriot house askrigg james bbc leyburn wensleydale local filmed name book aired scenes production

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
DarrowbyCreated byJames Herriot1.00infobox
DarrowbyGenreTelevision series1.00infobox
DarrowbyTypeVillage1.00infobox
Darrowbyis afictional village in the North Riding of Yorkshire0.90text
Darrowbyis acomposite of Thirsk0.90text
Darrowbyrelated to AmenitiesThe Skeldale House0.60section
Darrowbyrelated to AmenitiesSiegfried Farnon0.60section
Darrowbyrelated to AmenitiesJames Herriot0.60section
Darrowbyrelated to AmenitiesTrengate0.60section
Darrowbyrelated to AmenitiesAlthough0.60section
Darrowbyrelated to AmenitiesDales0.60section
Darrowbyrelated to AmenitiesDarrowby Church0.60section

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