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"Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem-Purports to be England's oldest pub, dating back to 1189AD"Originally posted by Swiss Tony View PostIf its the one in London, they do nice but unusual organic beer
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Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostThe Whipping Stocks
Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem-Purports to be England's oldest pub, dating back to 1189AD
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Used to frequent the "Bug & Black Bat" in Coventry back in the 80's..
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Hark to Mopsey
In west Yorkshire .... not a clue what it means
WA
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I never remember the names of pubs. I never remember getting home afterwards either.
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I've heard of The Cock, Welwyn, but I've never bothered to check whether it really exists. There used to be one in Welwyn called The Clock, next to the A1.
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Ive got a pub called the 'Steam Passage' up the road from one of my current clients, thought it may be a gay bar / pub, but its actually a straight up british boozer. http://www.fullpint.com/fullpint/images/pubs/330.jpg
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How could I forget?
The 'Pipe and Gannex' Public House, Sugar Lane, Knowsley.
(remember Harold Wilson?).
Clientele a bit rough, that's how I forgot....
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There's a pub in Tangmere (site of a former Battle of Britain airfield) called the Douglas Bader Arms
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Originally posted by Zippy View PostThe Case is Altered
I've also been in the Speed The Plough in Barton, but I'm not sure it's there anymore.
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