What was the last pub you visited...

[Alistair20000]

The faggots and mushy peas were lovely. As was my pint of GFB.

Mmmm faggots. Love faggots.

 

[Hants_red]

Mmmm faggots. Love faggots.

Apparently Courtneys in St Thomas do really good faggots. Might try and pick some up on my way to Dartmoor in a couple of weeks time.

 

[Alistair20000]

Apparently Courtneys in St Thomas do really good faggots. Might try and pick some up on my way to Dartmoor in a couple of weeks time.

Yes they are good

 

[Colesman Ballz]

Mmmm faggots. Love faggots.

O'er missus !

 

[Stuffy]

The Fox Inn, Ansty, Dorchester, Dorset.

Busy outside bar spoilt by a strong and bitter wind.

 

[Hants_red]

Oh well done Stuffy, brave man.

That's one 'ell of a gap in postings on this thread!

 

[HH12]

That's one 'ell of a gap in postings on this thread!

Anyone would think there has been a pandemic or something

 

[Stuffy]

A week in dear old Devon saw me in:
Saturday, The Boathouse, Dawlish Warren (acquired a taste for Devon Red cider)
Sunday, Smugglers Inn, Dawlish (carvery + pint)
Monday, The Anchor, Cockwood
Wednesday, The Old Inn, Widecombe-in-the- Moor (superb gammon steak)
Thursday, The Ship, Cockwood (less than satisfactory meal)
Friday, The Farmers Union, ( 2 x Inche's Devon Cider)

 

[GJW]

A week in dear old Devon saw me in:
Saturday, The Boathouse, Dawlish Warren (acquired a taste for Devon Red cider)
Sunday, Smugglers Inn, Dawlish (carvery + pint)
Monday, The Anchor, Cockwood
Wednesday, The Old Inn, Widecombe-in-the- Moor (superb gammon steak)
Thursday, The Ship, Cockwood (less than satisfactory meal)
Friday, The Farmers Union, ( 2 x Inche's Devon Cider)

Inches cider? I used to drink a little glass of that with a Sunday roast when I was a young kid around my grandparent’s house. I thought they stopped making it. Weren’t they based in Winkleigh? I thought they had rebranded as Sams cider. I may be wrong, but Sam was one of the sons of the original family. Maybe GrecIan may know. Think he’s from Winkleigh. Getting me all excited if Inches is back in the room. Going to google it.

 

[Stuffy]

Inches cider? I used to drink a little glass of that with a Sunday roast when I was a young kid around my grandparent’s house. I thought they stopped making it. Weren’t they based in Winkleigh? I thought they had rebranded as Sams cider. I may be wrong, but Sam was one of the sons of the original family. Maybe GrecIan may know. Think he’s from Winkleigh. Getting me all excited if Inches is back in the room. Going to google it.

The barman serving me said it was made in Winkleigh near Oakhampton (is there a Winkleigh down thataways?) He then went on to say he wasn't sure of what the cost of a pint was. I said I believed it was 75pence which caused great levity before he ripped me for £3.60.