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Tealeaf · 19-07-2006, 15:07

I dunno...when I was in Hereford for the Stanley game a few months back I popped into a back street boozer I had not been in for 20-odd years. I actually recognised one the old locals in there..anyway, I ordered and got a pint of scrumpy, served up from the poly pin. Still as good has I remember.

Wynonie Harris · 19-07-2006, 15:14

Sounds promising...I might need the name of that boozer come late October!

BLACKBURN RAVER · 19-07-2006, 15:18

SOMEBODY WITH A POWER OF 5 DECIDED IT WOULD BE GOOD TO LEAVE THIS LIL NOTE FOR ME ...BUT FORGOT TOO HAVE THE BO**OCKS TO SAY WHO IT WAS......VERY BRAVE OF YOU ....PILLOCK .....

get on with each...18-07-2006 21:41We don't want you here.

Tealeaf · 19-07-2006, 15:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Sounds promising...I might need the name of that boozer come late October!

If you can get there early enough, there is also the Cider museum to visit...I dunno if it'd open saturday though. I was told to go and see it before the game, but I thought I 'd have a drink instead.

What's "Raver" having a moan about (above)? As usual, I can't make any sense of his posts.

BLACKBURN RAVER · 19-07-2006, 15:29

PMSFL.....cheers hope that brightened up your day ya sad git

get on with each...19-07-2006 16:24wanker

Wynonie Harris · 19-07-2006, 15:30

Dunno, think he's getting a bit excited about tonight's match!

Tealeaf · 19-07-2006, 15:32

I bet there is a perfectly charming fellow under his rustic exterior.

Tealeaf · 19-07-2006, 15:45

Anyway, the pub is the "Victory" on Owen street (its quite central)...there is also another pub I popped in, called the Barrel (or maybe Barrels?????). The cider the locals like is Thatchers, but there are quite a few farmhouse producers which "guest".

Wynonie Harris · 19-07-2006, 15:50

Right, cheers for that, Mr T, I'll make a note of them for my next visit!

todbear · 19-07-2006, 17:00

Thanks for the validation GC you know from my past madness's, I never did get them to hold a sheep run in Burnley to coincide with the Pamplona bull run, they just asked "What are you on?"
I know its a soft option (you cant get gored by a fluffy sheep) but it might have been fun.

Madhatter · 19-07-2006, 17:16

I thought taunton was cider capital of england . I've never heard of hereford doing cider.

Raver why you suprised lol, you know it's cos you don't support the stanley.

Madhatter · 19-07-2006, 17:19

well, fancy me living in the midlands and not knowing that! thanks muchly for that, you've helped educate me. I've just googled it and found a cider museum there and all sorts.

garinda · 19-07-2006, 22:47

From alledged nastiness and evil here at dear old Accy Web, to two old lushes chewing the cud about cider.

See, innocent pleasures for everyone on here.

Wynonie Harris · 20-07-2006, 06:52

Too right, in my case anyway...and think of all those new pubs to be explored in all those exotic locations from Macclesfield to Grimsby! Little old beer drinker me!

Tealeaf · 20-07-2006, 08:33

Must admit, I'm not looking forward to visiting Milton keynes....I don't think there are any pubs there. Its an awful place.