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Favourite boozer

Where is your favourite watering hole then?

Not been out as much recently, Kitty O'Sheas was last place I went, was pretty decent.

posted on 4/9/16

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comment by junction8 (U1074)
posted 1 hour, 41 minutes ago
Can i join in.....!?

Lovely lil boozer called the coal hole just off Covent garden in London.....such a great vibe.
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Yes I've been there a few times and recommend it because it's a tradional boozers

posted on 4/9/16

comment by junction8 (U1074)
posted 2 hours, 50 minutes ago
Can i join in.....!?

Lovely lil boozer called the coal hole just off Covent garden in London.....such a great vibe.
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Is it open again.....know it was closed for a refurb a few months back.

posted on 4/9/16

Oh....was it.....dont get up town much now I have nippers.....

posted on 4/9/16

Lochnell Arms North Connel Argyll.

Great wee howff and many happy memories there.

Think the best one was when they built some pitched slated tile effect thing over the bar area which was supported on two walls and a corner post bolted into the bar surface.

Wee telly up in the corner and an OF game is on. Packed solid by fans of both sides and the place is literally shoulder to shoulder.

Some can't see the telly so one of the boys decides to head out to his shed, comes back with a chainsaw and in among everyone saws away post top ans bottom.

Whole roof lurches forward but somehow manages to just stay in place albeit dropping somewhat dangerously at the unsupported corner.

It was gone after that day

posted on 4/9/16

Ginger

Auld pubs for me.

I tolerate modern pubs and only use them as a necessity.


First time in an auld pub I check the roof plaster.

Then look for the Jakies, ales, & prices.

Most folk do it other way round.

Comfy in just about any bar that has continuous cornicing.

That means it’s been there for yonks and not been altered / subdivided.

Survived cholera epidemics, the Kaiser and Hitler.

Yonks can mean 400 years in towns like Dumfries.




comment by Hector (U3606)

posted on 4/9/16

Quincy.

Thought you were going say you checked the roof plaster for nicotine build up. Been in a few of them, nothing historic just tightwad landlords

posted on 4/9/16




That's Quincy MD to you mate.




comment by Hector (U3606)

posted on 4/9/16

fkn auto correct again..

That brandy is medicinal....

posted on 4/9/16

Quincy's OK.

Been called Quimmy when I didn'ae deserve it

Not been called it when ah did

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