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Put the winter linings in my troo's and jacket today, very comfortable.
Oldest Pub
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bobsnicholson
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Oldest Pub
This is the oldest pub i visited on my ride today 
"The Bells of Peover". pronounced Pee-ver. Nice.
Put the winter linings in my troo's and jacket today, very comfortable.
"The Bells of Peover". pronounced Pee-ver. Nice.
Put the winter linings in my troo's and jacket today, very comfortable.
Work is for people that can't play golf.
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Ninjachica
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Re: Oldest Pub
I’ve had a busy weekend. Just hoping for some dry(ish) weather next weekend so I can get out again.
Pillion on the v-strom didn’t cut it
Pillion on the v-strom didn’t cut it
If it ain't fun, don't do it
Re: Oldest Pub
I've just put the lining back in my jacket.
I must get the heated vest out and make sure everything works. Last winter is the first time I've used one and I love it! Mine plugs into my Optimate lead on each bike. I have heated grips on the Triumph and Barkbuster handguards on the Kawasaki and stayed lovely and snug last winter.
My local pub dates back to 1540. It's a bit different as nothing has been altered since WW2. No food, just beer, books to read and pub games to play. I enjoy going there although I walk as half a pint of Tail Wagger is enough to make me wobbly and also the car parking is gravelly. Usually very busy as people travel huge distances to experience a visit.
Can't do a picture, of course, but google Red Lion, Snargate, if you fancy a look.
I must get the heated vest out and make sure everything works. Last winter is the first time I've used one and I love it! Mine plugs into my Optimate lead on each bike. I have heated grips on the Triumph and Barkbuster handguards on the Kawasaki and stayed lovely and snug last winter.
My local pub dates back to 1540. It's a bit different as nothing has been altered since WW2. No food, just beer, books to read and pub games to play. I enjoy going there although I walk as half a pint of Tail Wagger is enough to make me wobbly and also the car parking is gravelly. Usually very busy as people travel huge distances to experience a visit.
Can't do a picture, of course, but google Red Lion, Snargate, if you fancy a look.
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bobsnicholson
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Re: Oldest Pub
Blimey 1540, wonder how much a pint was in them days 
The Bells are brand new compared 1830 or there about's.
The Bells are brand new compared 1830 or there about's.
Work is for people that can't play golf.
Re: Oldest Pub
About ½d for a pint, so 1s for 3 gallons (or
) and 1£ for 60 gallons of ale."It's just banter." - Snev
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Ninjachica
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Re: Oldest Pub
"It's just banter." - Snev