Consultant lifestyle - making the most of on the road?

[Mordac]

I always used to find working in Northwood had its good points - especially 'the comfy chair'

Prince of Wales or the Iron Bridge/Clifton/whatever they call it this week?

[FrankScribe]

Nothing comfy about the Prince of Wales

[Mordac]

True. I used to prefer the Green Man across the road.

[FrankScribe]

I never actually went into the Green Man - But the Prince of Wales being on a blind left hand bend, it was easier to turn left with the flow of the traffic, then turn right into the car park of the Green Man and then join the southward flow of traffic down to Northwood.

[janey]

Awww, Batter bits a savaloy and spaghetti junction and I might stand a chance?

mmmmm spaghetti junction

[Mordac]

I never actually went into the Green Man - But the Prince of Wales being on a blind left hand bend, it was easier to turn left with the flow of the traffic, then turn right into the car park of the Green Man and then join the southward flow of traffic down to Northwood.

It may well be crap these days, but it was my local until about 15 years ago.

[FrankScribe]

P.o.w.

15 years ago ....... a bit before my time.

But I doubt it has had a lick of paint in that time.
Come to think of it it could be the same ham roll on the counter.

[FrankScribe]

Prince of Wales or the Iron Bridge/Clifton/whatever they call it this week?

The Iron Bridge became The Olde Northwood (why do they insist on adding an E to Old?)

[Mordac]

The Iron Bridge became The Olde Northwood (why do they insist on adding an E to Old?)

I think that was after I moved away, haven't been back in years. I did hear they started doing "girlies with jugs" though.

[threaded]

The Iron Bridge became The Olde Northwood (why do they insist on adding an E to Old?)

Olde is actually quite a new word. I think it is supposed to look old fashioned, but it ain't.