A good example is the word “bairn” (child) in Scottish and Geordie. Although it’s extremely similar and cognate to the Scandinavian word “barn”, we have a word in standard English that’s also related to it - “born”.
I did mention the mining landscape. But that’s what it is - mining. There’s no refining or manufacturing from the raw materials, it was all exported away.
I cross the Tamar Bridge in the morning, and there they are.
Tamar means “palm tree” in Hebrew, interestingly enough. I’ve always found it weird how similar Celtic and Middle Eastern languages sound.