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Ruaridh Nicoll The Guardian, 07.12.2008

Pete's was the pie country, the rolling meadows of Middle England where foxes trot along the edges of ancient hedges before disappearing into rooky woods, and hilltops boast the spires of Norman churches, marking villages with names such as Branston and Stilton.
Being Scottish, I used to mock my old friend for his homeland. 'Leicestershire,' I used to laugh. 'What good has ever come from Leicestershire?' To which he'd look hurt and reply: 'The redcoat yeomen who stamped on your haggis-eating heads.'

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