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A Lot Of Gas And Some Empty Chairs
You can decide which jet of nostalgia is turned on by this advert which I found in my copy of the 1931 Souvenir Book of the Historical Pag...
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Whilst 198392cjh is the only person/machine/computer programme to have provided feedback to my Daily Photo Blog (see "Apple Campers Bui... -
The Lad is back. He had been skiing in France and got stuck for a time when the ports of Calais and Dover were closed by the snow and cold....
It's interesting how some pubs blend so seamlessly into rows of houses. It makes me think of reading the census where you find several pubs or beer sellers all along the same street.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't look very green, or indeed big!
ReplyDelete...nor very 6ish.
ReplyDeleteWe have a Bowling Green City here in Missouri. I will have to see if they actually have a bowling green.
ReplyDeleteNope. It was named after Bowling Green Kentucky.
DeleteI remain curious in seeing how many of the pubs are just a door into a regular building. We trash up the front of our bars with beer signs and florescent lights. Most that I have seen of yours could be just another door to head into a group of apartments. I am glad you still have some of them around to keep you going.
ReplyDeleteI like speculating on the architectural changes.There once was a door in the center and judging by the window above opened to a stair case to upstairs apartments. Perhaps it still is a stairwell, and the apartment on the left is up and down. Or, some other interior arrangement. The window under the six has one pane replaced by a little wood door. Perhaps for take away.
ReplyDeleteThis pub has very substantial window sills. The long history would be much better than the Cadillac window sills.
ReplyDeleteThe Best Pub in Halifax by a Country Mile!
ReplyDeleteSo what are the Big Six? Bed, Bath, Breakfast, Beer and ???
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