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The town of Chorley is one of the most fascinating locations in all of England to say nothing of the county of Lancashire. Few cities have managed to stay at the forefront of the pulse of the nation the way that Chorley has over the years. Though it is very old Chorley has always kept its name at the tip of the public's tongue no matter what state the nation was in at the time. During the Bronze Age, when England was little more than another part of the wide reach of Rome, Chorley was already a full-fledged settlement and relics from over thirty five hundred years ago have been unearthed in the soil of the town. In the 1400's the town received international acclaim when the remains of Saint Lawrence were brought to Chorley and interred at the parish church. During the 1600's King James was eating a nice steak meal at Hoghton Tower in Chorley and he performed the very curious practice of knighting his delicious cut of meat. Ever since then the particular cut has been referred to by the now common name "Sir Loin". As such, Salisbury steak has nothing on the sirloin in more ways than one. |
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