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Wit, Character, Folklore & Customs of the North Riding of Yorkshire

Note 10 — Chapter VI · CUSTOMS OF THE YEAR AND FOLKLORE

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A three-legged race. In this there was nothing unseemly, for a long way into this century the skirts worn came but little below the knee. Bear in mind, both in launching and beaching their husband’s or father’s boat, the women and girls of to-day often rush up to the waist in the sea to lend a helping hand.}

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