Pubs, Bars, Inns and Taverns
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In cute little Greenwich, this pub epitomizes a proper English Pub (in my mind). But what do I know, I grew up in Nashville, TN 😎
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The Boot is rich in history being built around the time of The War of The Roses-The Battle of St Albans.
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The Chequers used to be a pub and goes back to Elizabethan times. It is dilapidated now and dangerously close to the River Ver flowing around it, and to a major trunk road, the A 5183 connecting the motorway with Dunstable. However, it is a listed building with some heritage and therefore protected by law. Any owner would not be allowed to change its substance and layout and, if "modernised", all changes would have to be in keeping with tradition. This is a major challenge, and for the last decade, nobody has come forward to accept this challenge. So, decay and dilapidation do continue, together with the protection. Fuji X-Pro3, 35/1.4 lens.
The village near where we live has one small pub which makes the best pizza in the area, also billiards, classic rhythm and blues music, and the latest gossip. A good weekend to everyone!
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.
The Irish pub is truly an institution.
It's where we meet to socialise with friends have some food & drinks.
"Guinness"
The Quays is where I can be found when I'm visiting Galway.
The Barge and Bottle, is in Sleaford, Lincs. It relates to the River slea, which runs through the market town.
For Macro Mondays theme 'Drips, Drops and Splashes'.
This Drinker Moth caterpillar (Euthrix potatoria) is named for its habit of drinking water droplets from the coarse grass stems on which it feeds. This individual appears to have drunk from the water droplet behind it, then crawled along to the next drop.
Very much a right place/right time shot! This species is found throughout the UK, quite common in the south but less so up here in Scotland - a bit surprising, considering its preference for damp habitats! I was lucky enough to spot this caterpillar one morning in between all the rain and showers we have had lately. I thought it had enough curiosity value to make it preferable to the image I had already finished for this week's theme.
se rebeller pour le vivant / écologie radicale / mort au capital / ralentir c'est facile
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Looks a wee pub squeezed in between a couple bigger buildings . The Surrey Yeoman is a pub situated in Dorking High Street .
A former Friary Meux pub, the tile hung Surrey Yeoman features beams, carpets, tiles and floorboards in its various areas, which are to be found on various levels. The pub takes its name from the Earl of Rothes who was a colonel of the Surrey Yeomanry in the early part of the 19th century. The original pub was extended when it was converted into a Hogshead, and it was refurbished again when bought by Greene King, who sold it in 2017. It eventually reopened as a free house at the end of 2018.
Textures from Shutter Creek
Third place winner in Magic Troll Artistry's February/March 2017 Challenge ~ Bars, Pubs , Taverns, and cafes ~