Pubs, Bars, Inns and Taverns
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I have enjoyed a few delicious meals here.
Many thanks for your visits, kind comments and faves, very much appreciated.
In my imagination, mind you, his wife has parked him with the packages while she's 'just going to pop in' to luxury retailer Brown Thomas, half a block away. It's been a half-hour, and knowing what he knows about her shopping habits, he's got another half-hour, minimum, before she returns with another armful of bags... so, time for another Guinness, while there's still money in the debit card account. (Of course, I admit that I could be wrong, and apologise for my apparent misogyny.) Seen at an outdoor pub and cafe in the Latin Quarter of central Galway, Ireland.
One of the local pubs just over the bridge.
Nearby are small shops to visit and more.
The inn has seven en suite bedrooms, each with colour television, telephone, tea and coffee tray and hair drier.
In selecting your bedroom, you can choose to overlook the river at the front of the house, or the green fields backed by the mountains at the rear of the house.
Besides the dining-room, there is a large lounge with an open fire and two attractive small bars.
The Tanronnen has long held a reputation for its high standard of cuisine and the homely and cosy atmosphere. Packed lunches are provided on request. The inn is open all year round and the dining-room is open to non-residents.
"God loves a trier ,but I guess Xmas 2020 is cancelled because of that horrible CO19"
The Lower Turk’s Head pub in central Manchester, close to the Arndale Centre in the Northern Quarter, is one of the city’s oldest pubs dating back to 1745.
The Barge and Bottle, is in Sleaford, Lincs. It relates to the River slea, which runs through the market town.
At any pub, there can always be a bit of a scuffle to get your favourite bar stool when it is busy.
A small flock of thirsty galahs, taken at the edge of the Murray River in Mannum, with a backdrop of weeping willows in their lovely golden autumn tones.
Re-edit of ancient photo. We get stuck into this endless cycle of upgrades, but the Canon 5D was probably all I ever needed.
Textures from Shutter Creek
Third place winner in Magic Troll Artistry's February/March 2017 Challenge ~ Bars, Pubs , Taverns, and cafes ~
The small village of Flamstead (about 1300 inhabitants) in Hertfordshire has two pubs in the direct vicinity of St Leonard's. Leica M8, Elmar (collapsible) 2.8/50.
Shiny New Armour? Check.
Flashy New Guns? Check.
Same Old Badasses? Oh yeah.
CT-2717 'Jaku' - class Sergeant
"The senior's call me Jaku, but you can call me boss-man, Private." - Sergeant Jaku
CT-6969 'Player' - class Private
"Don't hate the player, hate the game" - Private Player
CT-3233 'Throws' - class Private
"Some say it's just a game of throws." - Private Throws
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Updated Squad for Mission 10! I know I'm a little late on this one, but I figured they needed an update pic before I start posting for the new mission.
"It's unAustralian to drive past an Australian country pub and not stop." - from a sticker.
When you drive from Launceston to St Helens on the east coast of Tasmania you will inevitably come to Weldborough (population 33). The centre of community life in this small country hamlet is the historic Weldborough Hotel. It was established in 1876 at the height of the tin mining boom in the area, but sadly the original building burned down. The current pub was rebuilt in 1928.
We did stop for lunch here and were rewarded with a fine country meal. For Marjorie the steak was cooked to medium rare perfection. I decided on the traditional Bangers & Mash, with three large bratwurst sausages served on mashed potato with peas and gravy. Bon appétit.
So next time you drive past a country pub, do stop and support the local community.
Interior - the Black Boy pub, Winchester. I can see two dogs - one living, one stuffed. Any advance on two? (works better if viewed large, to be honest - I appreciate that some of it gets lost in standard size)
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.