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A pub residing inside the old Pabst brewhouse. Along with a hotel, a nice use of part of the historical Pabst Brewery site.
Milwaukee 2015
Four of the twenty three traditional pubs in Whitby are shown in this collage. Of course there are a good number of newer bars but I'm a traditionalist at heart so have concentrated here on what I would deem proper pubs. Long may they prevail.
From left to right we have The Dolphin, The Board Inn, The White Horse and Griffin and the Black Horse.
I have geotagged Church Street, Whitby, as all four pubs are on that street or close by.
From left to right: David, Tatum, Alexandra and Myself.
This pub is so nice and literally round the corner from Tatum & David's.
LOOK at my posture. oh my.
Another pub near our hotel in London, England, UK. This one The Albany on great Portland Street where we had delicious fish and chips one evening.
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Name confusion as the bus reads Family Pub and the Barrel sign reads English Pub,
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Early morning shot of the historic Anchor Bankside pub on the south side of the River Thames.
I thought I would take the opportunity to grab a shot, as despite the early hour the pub lights were on and there was no delivery van parked outside, which is often the case at this time. To get an unobstructed shot in the evening is practically impossible, as both pub and the nearby Bankside/Clink Street areas are very popular indeed these days.
(049/365) Nice & cosy last Sunday inside our favourite pub which happens to be called "The Local" although I think "The Churn and Pram" would be a good alternative pub name. It's in a converted stable block in the grounds of Dunbrody Country House Hotel. HWW & HSS!
Corner of Dewhurst Road and Benson Road in the corner of the ASDA car park. Opened today, 24th. May 2010. Completely laid out for diners. I had two good pints of Jennings - Cocker Hoop and Burtonwood - Top Hat (sadly no longer brewed in Burtonwood). Also on were Marstons - Pedigree and Banks - Mild. The food was below par even at the two meals for one rate but I'm sure it will satisfy most punters on a budget. We had a very fatty pork dish and Cajun salmon that was extremely dry. All served up with some grey vegetables. You would get better quality in the ASDA cafeteria. Last visit 5 October 2011 had a good pint of Jennings, Laughing Gravy. Pub sign www.flickr.com/photos/garstonian/6214562950
We did this in the local Pub in Gourin, with a cobra flash at a 45° angle covered by a small boxlight
Pubs and Restaurants around East Yorkshire and the East Riding starting in Beverley near North Bar some will be in the Yorkshire Wolds.
This art deco building was built to house the offices of the Shakespeare Company. The company was founded by a man named William Shakespeare Jr. It produced fishing equipment. In 1970 the offices moved to Columbia, SC but the factory (on the right) stayed in use until 1989.
Today this building is called Shakespeare's Pub
.... le printemps arrive, c'est le temps de nous mettre en valeur... Voici ma pub dans une édition spéciale sur le mariage, qui sera affichée dans le Bulletin Aylmer Qc ce 18 fév '09
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wedding photo service.... Here is my advertising that will be published in the Aylmer Bulletin (Spécial wedding édition) next feb 18th '09
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Travelling through the Cotswolds, we ended up at this gorgeous pub where, the old-looking essential literary works were found on a dusty shelf.
A favorite at our local pub... Irish egg rolls - corned beef and sauerkraut deep fried in an egg roll wrapper.
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#115 - World Food Day
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Built in 1884, and a Grade 2 listed building, The Shipwrights Arms' has an original tiled mural of the 'Shipwrights' at work. The pub in Tooley Street, next to London Bridge station, has been deliberately kept in a traditional style retaining a central island bar.
The name of my village, Markyate, refers to boundaries ('mark' and 'gate'). When you mark something out, you are drawing boundaries around it. Markers are signs pointing to these boundaries, many of them imaginary. There are plenty of these in the village.
The Sun Inn has long gone. The sign is still there. During the high time of the stage coaches connecting London with the Midlands, from the 17th to the 19th century, before the railways took over, there were plenty of pubs in Markyate, hotels, wheelwrights and so on, all catering for the passengers, the drivers, the horses and the coaches coming through. Today, there are only three pubs left (and one of them is new and serves drinks only, so, not really a "pub").