Well...I never thought I would get here. I figured I would get bored with blogging (you should see my work blog) and give it up.
Instead, I have had fun with writing about something I enjoy.
In chatting with Randy today, he gave me an idea.
To commemorate the occasion of the 50th Post, we will have a contest. Just go into the comments section and post the oddest name of a pub you have been to. Links are appreciated.
The prize is currently secret, but pretty cool.
Post away, and thanks for reading.
Cheshire Cheese http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ye_Olde_Cheshire_Cheese
ReplyDeleteMine would have to be "The Rat and Parrot in Bath England (Although the Rat Hole in Montserrat, MO would be a close second)
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OK, I was looking through my London pictures and found two more....
ReplyDeleteYe Old Cock and the Freemason's Arm
"Big Dick's Halfway Inn". I stopped there a couple of times when I was delivering medical supplies. Decent burgers, though I never tried their famous "minnow shot" because I was both working and driving.
ReplyDeleteI forget the name of the bar, but here is a link to the dustiest bar I have ever been to.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.flickr.com/photos/7254471@N02/4156317890/
I think it was staffed by Canadians.
Been to Big Dicks! (Home of the original minnow shot at the lake)
ReplyDeleteRichar Noggins - Closed now, but a real dive bar at the lake. It was a great play on words!
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