Parts of the East coast and into Shetland, and of course York - sure, there's an interest in the history. People might joke about it and you're aware of it in place names. You're also aware that raiders came and sacked monasteries and villages along the coast and generally terrorised people, while some became the colonial power. But after that, these mostly coastal communities traditionally maintained ties with Scandinavia through maritime trade, fishing, and later offshore industries so have more recent links and exchanges up to the present day.

But the above is mostly about a sense of place and history; what we generally don't do is that pseudoscientific "my temperament is this way because its in my genes passed down by one ancestor centuries ago who may have been from that part of europe" crap that some yanks go in for.