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Yeandill Way is a road named after Dr. Jareth Yeandill, a local hero. Word has it that during the woes of an old, mysterious flu plague (not the current zombie outbreak), Dr. Yeandill had engineered a temporary solution which included ginger, garlic and leeks, thus saving the lives of many in Malton. The street was hence named after him, and it was rumored that his home was somewhere along the same street before it was torn down for urban renewal plans by Malton. | |||
Today, the once well-paved street is littered with condoms, splayed with blood, and thoroughly undrivable, largely no thanks to the zombies. | |||
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Revision as of 07:45, 25 April 2009
Yeandill Way
Houldenbank [90, 61]
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Yeandill Way
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History
Yeandill Way is a road named after Dr. Jareth Yeandill, a local hero. Word has it that during the woes of an old, mysterious flu plague (not the current zombie outbreak), Dr. Yeandill had engineered a temporary solution which included ginger, garlic and leeks, thus saving the lives of many in Malton. The street was hence named after him, and it was rumored that his home was somewhere along the same street before it was torn down for urban renewal plans by Malton.
Today, the once well-paved street is littered with condoms, splayed with blood, and thoroughly undrivable, largely no thanks to the zombies.
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