Traditional Pubs

[The one 8,396]

Mostly wetherspoons now cheap food and drink

[Waz 4,204]

Jews brought all the old pubs round here

The Crown?

[Malt 379]

Think the spit and sawdust bars are gone really where if you stood in one place to long the soles of you shoes started to stick to the floor, or a ferret running around the bar cos somebody got bit and dropped it. Few proper pubs around but most you have to book, most are eating houses.

 

Forest of Dean Redneck comment on carrot crunching accent made me laugh, and reminded me of when i was in a bar in Ireland near Cork and two old ladies keep asking me to say Ambrosia cream rice from the advert.

 

Cheers Arry

Two of those left in my county that I can think of pal, and one of them's on the skids..

 

http://www.westerntelegraph.co.uk/news/15376182.Fight_is_on_to_save_iconic_pub_from_closure/

 

The others a proper, countryside hunting pub:

 

https://thegoodpubguide.co.uk/pub/sa68+0te/cresselly+arms/

[Arry 18,570]

 

Think the spit and sawdust bars are gone really where if you stood in one place to long the soles of you shoes started to stick to the floor, or a ferret running around the bar cos somebody got bit and dropped it. Few proper pubs around but most you have to book, most are eating houses.

 

Forest of Dean Redneck comment on carrot crunching accent made me laugh, and reminded me of when i was in a bar in Ireland near Cork and two old ladies keep asking me to say Ambrosia cream rice from the advert.

 

Cheers Arry

Two of those left in my county that I can think of pal, and one of them's on the skids..

 

http://www.westerntelegraph.co.uk/news/15376182.Fight_is_on_to_save_iconic_pub_from_closure/

 

The others a proper, countryside hunting pub:

 

https://thegoodpubguide.co.uk/pub/sa68+0te/cresselly+arms/

 

I see there trying to get the first one a community pub theres one near me one of the first in the country "The TallyHo" at Littlehempston. Great success would have been worth buying in but never thought about it at the time. The was three good pubs in Haverfordwest in a square where three roads meet one on each corner, if my memory severs me right it was over 45 years ago though. Very welcoming except one night walk to the square full of people over flow from the pubs singing and shouting in Welsh just push my way through nodding never said a word and nearly craping myself and went back to my digs.

 

Cheers Arry

[Malt 379]

 

 

Think the spit and sawdust bars are gone really where if you stood in one place to long the soles of you shoes started to stick to the floor, or a ferret running around the bar cos somebody got bit and dropped it. Few proper pubs around but most you have to book, most are eating houses.

 

Forest of Dean Redneck comment on carrot crunching accent made me laugh, and reminded me of when i was in a bar in Ireland near Cork and two old ladies keep asking me to say Ambrosia cream rice from the advert.

 

Cheers Arry

Two of those left in my county that I can think of pal, and one of them's on the skids..

 

http://www.westerntelegraph.co.uk/news/15376182.Fight_is_on_to_save_iconic_pub_from_closure/

 

The others a proper, countryside hunting pub:

 

https://thegoodpubguide.co.uk/pub/sa68+0te/cresselly+arms/

I see there trying to get the first one a community pub theres one near me one of the first in the country "The TallyHo" at Littlehempston. Great success would have been worth buying in but never thought about it at the time. The was three good pubs in Haverfordwest in a square where three roads meet one on each corner, if my memory severs me right it was over 45 years ago though. Very welcoming except one night walk to the square full of people over flow from the pubs singing and shouting in Welsh just push my way through nodding never said a word and nearly craping myself and went back to my digs.

 

Cheers Arry

Must have been a rugby day, you don't hear much Welsh in Haverfordwest usually!

[Arry 18,570]

 

 

 

Think the spit and sawdust bars are gone really where if you stood in one place to long the soles of you shoes started to stick to the floor, or a ferret running around the bar cos somebody got bit and dropped it. Few proper pubs around but most you have to book, most are eating houses.

 

Forest of Dean Redneck comment on carrot crunching accent made me laugh, and reminded me of when i was in a bar in Ireland near Cork and two old ladies keep asking me to say Ambrosia cream rice from the advert.

 

Cheers Arry

Two of those left in my county that I can think of pal, and one of them's on the skids..

 

http://www.westerntelegraph.co.uk/news/15376182.Fight_is_on_to_save_iconic_pub_from_closure/

 

The others a proper, countryside hunting pub:

 

https://thegoodpubguide.co.uk/pub/sa68+0te/cresselly+arms/

 

I see there trying to get the first one a community pub theres one near me one of the first in the country "The TallyHo" at Littlehempston. Great success would have been worth buying in but never thought about it at the time. The was three good pubs in Haverfordwest in a square where three roads meet one on each corner, if my memory severs me right it was over 45 years ago though. Very welcoming except one night walk to the square full of people over flow from the pubs singing and shouting in Welsh just push my way through nodding never said a word and nearly craping myself and went back to my digs.

 

Cheers Arry

 

Must have been a rugby day, you don't hear much Welsh in Haverfordwest usually!

 

No it was kind of Welsh national language or something like that the locals told me nobody was talking English. Also the local people don't sound Welsh out there they sound more like west country. I think they told me they call it little England is that right?

 

Cheers Arry

[vfr400boy 3,120]

We have a very good pup in the next village goodmanham arms, brews his own beer 3 open fires cooks stew on a pot on the fire and they is no phone signal there so no one playing on phones , o and only uses candles if any one passing East Yorkshire it's well worth a call in

[Malt 379]

 

 

 

 

Think the spit and sawdust bars are gone really where if you stood in one place to long the soles of you shoes started to stick to the floor, or a ferret running around the bar cos somebody got bit and dropped it. Few proper pubs around but most you have to book, most are eating houses.

 

Forest of Dean Redneck comment on carrot crunching accent made me laugh, and reminded me of when i was in a bar in Ireland near Cork and two old ladies keep asking me to say Ambrosia cream rice from the advert.

 

Cheers Arry

Two of those left in my county that I can think of pal, and one of them's on the skids..

 

http://www.westerntelegraph.co.uk/news/15376182.Fight_is_on_to_save_iconic_pub_from_closure/

 

The others a proper, countryside hunting pub:

 

https://thegoodpubguide.co.uk/pub/sa68+0te/cresselly+arms/

I see there trying to get the first one a community pub theres one near me one of the first in the country "The TallyHo" at Littlehempston. Great success would have been worth buying in but never thought about it at the time. The was three good pubs in Haverfordwest in a square where three roads meet one on each corner, if my memory severs me right it was over 45 years ago though. Very welcoming except one night walk to the square full of people over flow from the pubs singing and shouting in Welsh just push my way through nodding never said a word and nearly craping myself and went back to my digs.

 

Cheers Arry

Must have been a rugby day, you don't hear much Welsh in Haverfordwest usually!

No it was kind of Welsh national language or something like that the locals told me nobody was talking English. Also the local people don't sound Welsh out there they sound more like west country. I think they told me they call it little England is that right?

 

Cheers Arry

Long story, thousands of years long going back to before the days of the Normans, Vikings, Romans, Irish and probably a few thousand years again before that..

[j j m 6,480]

pubs are not cheap these days

[vfr400boy 3,120]

Only £2,50 for home brew at the goodmanham arms !

[keepdiggin 9,215]

Most in my town are either Indian restaurants or weather spoons now. Still some nice pubs going out towards glossop

[onion jonny 526]

Cawl is the food of the gods mate .......

soup with a bit of cheese you lot are easy pleased, i suppose you dont know anybetter coming from such a back water.

[keepitcovert 842]

We have a very good pup in the next village goodmanham arms, brews his own beer 3 open fires cooks stew on a pot on the fire and they is no phone signal there so no one playing on phones , o and only uses candles if any one passing East Yorkshire it's well worth a call in

Used to go in there with Dave Evans huntsman with the hunsley beacon beagles, good pub. Some good boozers in that neck of the woods, still like nellies (white horse in beverley) worth a visit £2 a pint and gas lamps in the bars great crowd in there.

[socks 32,253]

 

Cawl is the food of the gods mate .......

 

soup with a bit of cheese you lot are easy pleased, i suppose you dont know anybetter coming from such a back water.

Soup ??? How very fukcing dare you .......

[vfr400boy 3,120]

 

 

We have a very good pup in the next village goodmanham arms, brews his own beer 3 open fires cooks stew on a pot on the fire and they is no phone signal there so no one playing on phones , o and only uses candles if any one passing East Yorkshire it's well worth a call in

Used to go in there with Dave Evans huntsman with the hunsley beacon beagles, good pub. Some good boozers in that neck of the woods, still like nellies (white horse in beverley) worth a visit £2 a pint and gas lamps in the bars great crowd in there.

First time I went In nellys I got lost I was a bit tipsy ther is loads of dark small rooms with 2 doors to every room