Each year I buy Isobel a calendar for Christmas, one of those which features a different picture every day. Being Isobel, her favourite is always something like a "Dog A Day" or "A Cute Puppy A Day" but there are other offerings in the same series featuring such things as shoes or handbags, cats or flowers. I have always quite fancied having one of these for myself, but as yet I have been able to find one entitled "A Pub A Day". But when you are retired and feckless and with nothing better to do with your life, there is nothing to stop you creating one. Here is today's photograph. I will try and drop in again at points throughout the year.
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Will you be visiting each one?
ReplyDeleteFrom the text under the photo, it's a bit like Trigger's broom!
ReplyDeleteThe sum of knowing there are 365 pubs out there would make you happy. From all my past readings of your blog, I suspect there are not that many. This one is either rebuilt to look like an old building or it really is an old building.
ReplyDeletethis is a very attractive building with a long history. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Mine's a pint. PS - The history of pub names can be fascinating.
ReplyDeleteAh THE ROYAL OAK .One of Halifax's yo-yo Pub .Forever changing.Sometimes good:Sometimes not.It's Actually quite a pleasant place (the last time I was in)
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