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Not really a big fan of French cars, but this old banger caught my eye when it pulled up outside the local boozer the other week..
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"Bonjour Le Citroen...
I made this photograph when having a wee dander round the streets of Belfast while the wife was shopping in Victoria Square. When I developed the film, I was surprised to find the image there, - I honestly can't remember the name of the pub, or the street it's in! if you know where it is, and what it's called - do let me know! LOL
(And no - I wasn't inside it!)
Owned by the National Trust this is one of the oldest inns in Britain first documented in 1455 but with much older cellars dating to the 13th century.
I assume it once held pride of place on the market place, but is now accessed by alleyways, hidden behind later buildings that have encroached on the open space, a common practice over the centuries.
Grade II* listed.
A good Wikipedia page at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King%27s_Head_Inn,_Aylesbury
Longtime public house, The Square Pub closed in early March, for reasons other than the coronavirus. Its red door is now inscribed with farewells.
Decatur (downtown), Georgia, USA.
12 April 2020.
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Arrived in Siem Reap around sunset, taking just over 2 hours from Hong Kong. it is a lively tourist destination with Pub Street the main strip.
This Dennis Dart, Stagecoach 34592 (KP04 GZM) is seen at the end of Barby Lane, passing The Wheatsheaf on the Green, in Braunston. This is doing route 12 from Rugby to Daventry, which now serves the new Monksmoor Estate. This service is now rerouted via Dirft, Kilsby, and Barby, and no longer gets to Braunston via the A45, so this shot was not previously possible. Good news on the pub front too, as the miserable landlord that 'ran' the establishment over the last few years has now left, although sadly taking the outdoor tables with him! I hope the new owner does well, if he smiles just the once, it will at least be an improvement!
30th June 2016
‘THE GUILDFORD’
In the period 1880-1910 a unique breed of luxurious Pubs were built. This coincided with major changes to the city including the demolition of buildings such as The Turf Hotel and The Bridge Hotel which stood where Waverley Station stands today. Curiously, and perhaps as a reaction to it, pubs like The Guildford Arms were built during the height of the temperance movement. Their opulent character was in marked contrast to the dark and dingy bars of Edinburgh where ceilings were often not beyond the reach of a man’s arm. Without the pressure of the anti-drink lobby it seems probable that publicans would not have spent the vast sums of money needed to build pubs like The Guildford Arms, which remains today one of the few elaborately designed and ornamented bars to have survived from what has come to be known as the ‘Golden Age’ of Scottish pub design.
Pubs and Restaurants around East Yorkshire and the East Riding starting in Beverley near North Bar some will be in the Yorkshire Wolds. In monochrome
My postings will be a little sporadic over the coming months folks but I hope to be back into full swing by earl New year.Anyway,I took my dogs to a relative's place in Dubbo so they could look after them for me for a bit.On the way home I drove through Dunedoo,I love the look of this pub I reckon its a cracker! but as yet I am still to sample the offerings! lol A classic Aussie country town corner pub.
The Stables bar has a somewhat rustic ambience and retains many of its original features, such as the sloping flag floor and the horse stalls in which customers now sit amidst horse tack and hay rack....some first class local beers on tap, I strongly recommend the Monsal blonde.
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This photo is part of my HDR master class.
This is a photo I took in Paris, it is a nice pub and I think it looks cool with the colors, the reflection and the look of this place.