Accrington Pubs
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That's strange the accyweb researchers spent the usual 3 hours in each of those pub's we didn't notice you.
You must be the one with the black eye, I wouldn't cross her!
Wasn't a gas leak Benipete had just finished the last of his Christmas Brussels Sprouts.
i no Less i was talking to another traveller in the Nags head about it and he said hes terrified of her haha is she called Anne ?
Does anybody remember Dot and Ange who used to own the Kings Arms ?? Where have they gone i used to love Dot,..... she caused more trouble than her customers lol
Does anybody remember Dot and Ange who used to own the Kings Arms ?? Where have they gone i used to love Dot,..... she caused more trouble than her customers lol
So, you managed 13 pints? I take my hat off to you, sir! Wish I could manage that many these days.
anyody been in Grants Bar (ex Hargreaves) sine it reopened
Pub crawl round Accy takes me back had 2 routes
Railway
Blockade
Astronaut
Shifters? (the one nex to the Classic cinema)
Broadway
Regency
Railway
or
Railway
Nags Head
Bees Kees
Bridge
Warners
Hargreaves
Swan
Abbey
Regency
Railway
not every pub on every occaision but it was a good night followed by the obligatory Chinese from the Chinese on Blacburn Road under the viaduct
good days
Pub crawl round Accy takes me back had 2 routes
Railway
Blockade
Astronaut
Shifters? (the one nex to the Classic cinema)
Broadway
Regency
Railway
or
Railway
Nags Head
Bees Kees
Bridge
Warners
Hargreaves
Swan
Abbey
Regency
Railway
not every pub on every occaision but it was a good night followed by the obligatory Chinese from the Chinese on Blacburn Road under the viaduct
good days
I used to go with the flow as far as a round town night..but it would be around these locations
Blockade
Hope n Anchor
Astronuaght
Bees Knees
Imperial
Spread Eagle
Recency
Bridge
Broadway
this is like early 80's so we missed out the Railway cos it was ****e
Blockade
Hope n Anchor
Astronuaght
Bees Knees
Imperial
Spread Eagle
Recency
Bridge
Broadway
this is like early 80's so we missed out the Railway cos it was ****e
oh well if were havin a town circuit, funnily enough mancie we always missed railway n that was mid 60s
- Black Bull
- Blockade
- Spread Eagle
- Imperial
- Big crown
- Nags Head
- Derby
- Bridge
- Commercial
- Legion club
- Horseshoe
- Back to Black Bull
funnily enough mancie we always missed railway n that was mid 60s
Friday/Saturday night round town trip 1969 stylee -
Derby
Block
New Brewery
Boars Head
Broadway
Pickwick
Bridge
Derby
Possibly followed by a curry in the Azad.
All for under a quid!
Derby
Block
New Brewery
Boars Head
Broadway
Pickwick
Bridge
Derby
Possibly followed by a curry in the Azad.
All for under a quid!
Aye and a thick ear from yer dad when you got home
Aye and a thick ear from yer dad when you got home
Very unlikely, as he'd be in an excellent mood having sunk a fair few in the Stop & Rest with Jaysay and the lads!
been in grants a few times ,they done a nice job .....but staff take ages to serve you !!
ian
Ya Wyn by 69 I'd graduated to my pipe and slippers mode in the StopVery unlikely, as he'd be in an excellent mood having sunk a fair few in the Stop & Rest with Jaysay and the lads!
Ya Wyn by 69 I'd graduated to my pipe and slippers mode in the Stop
Dunno about pipe and slippers mode, mate - on the occasions when I ventured into the Stop with the old fella, it could get quite lively down the "deep end" with the likes of Jimmy Lord, Bill White, Brian Wiggy, Jimmy Booth etc!
Typical Thursday night stroll 1976 stylee-
Start off in the Langs Arms, play a few Charlie Rich records on jukebox ("Say, if you happen to see the most beautiful girl in the world...")
Down Frederick Street to the Palatine...always a very attractive young lady with short dark hair propping up the bar in here, but the Burnley scarf put me off.
Down to Hyndburn Road, marvel at the wooden chain in the joiners' shop window (how did he make it out of one piece of wood?), into the Union, have a warm by the fire (in winter).
Back up to Blackburn Road and the Globe, have a chinwag with Doreen.
Return to Langs Arm for last orders.
Through the "underground" and up to Leonard's for a fish 'n' chip supper.
Those were the days...when I considered 5 pints just a light mid-week training run!
Start off in the Langs Arms, play a few Charlie Rich records on jukebox ("Say, if you happen to see the most beautiful girl in the world...")
Down Frederick Street to the Palatine...always a very attractive young lady with short dark hair propping up the bar in here, but the Burnley scarf put me off.
Down to Hyndburn Road, marvel at the wooden chain in the joiners' shop window (how did he make it out of one piece of wood?), into the Union, have a warm by the fire (in winter).
Back up to Blackburn Road and the Globe, have a chinwag with Doreen.
Return to Langs Arm for last orders.
Through the "underground" and up to Leonard's for a fish 'n' chip supper.
Those were the days...when I considered 5 pints just a light mid-week training run!
Hell those names brought back some memories Wyn, alas Wiggy and Jim Booth are no longer with use, but I still see Wiggy's wife she has the flat opposite meDunno about pipe and slippers mode, mate - on the occasions when I ventured into the Stop with the old fella, it could get quite lively down the "deep end" with the likes of Jimmy Lord, Bill White, Brian Wiggy, Jimmy Booth etc!
Yep, the craic was good in there, wasn't it, Jaysay? Sometimes preferred to go in there with my old feller than go downtown!