Pete

When are you posting the next photo Mr Darn?

So the Custard pie's still in Derby.

Theres plenty of wild ones near where I live Denzel, one might just find its way onto me plate over Christmas.

Thank you Denzel

Have you got your car back Denzel?

Some of the pubs in Leicester have clamping on their car parks but only when the pub is closed, some of the pubs in the county charge but this is refundable when you buy a drink.

Thanks Ms Hair, I only remember it as the Howard Arms in fact when I went in on Saturday I didn't reconise the place. There used to be two rooms as I remember, there was the bar and the lounge and they used to have bands on in the lounge at the weekend, mind you that was early sixties.

A superb job Threegee

I can understand why they are doing it but it is a high price to charge if you get clamped, might not do much for customer relations.

Apparently its true Norma, according to the Pub Events post.

It would be cheaper to park on double yellow lines

So thats what them chains are for that are hanging on the bar wall.

Ah well back to the happy couple at least there still smilling.

cor not again, mind the Toon played well and deserve a round of applause, after all they did score but the bliddy lines man couldent keep up with play.

Thank you one and all

Does anybody remember the discotheque that was in Cregsies (Railway Tavern) early sixties? The lights made your beer look the colour of sump oil and your black suit looked like it was covered in white flecks, your white shirt turned a bluey green and the music from the duke box was like somthing out of this world (well it was in them days anyway). All of the fights took place on the mud covered car park to the right of the pub as you look at it, Good times. Was the Maket Tavern's real name the Howard Arms or have I got that wrong?

Guiness was excelent, band were good, who were they? Did the Market Tavern used to be the Howard Arms or am I getting mixed up?

Thank you Barlass

Thank you Mr Neck

Thank you CK Thank you Mr Darn

Thank you Swalnalla, five more years to go and I can put my feet up.

Things have gone quite again

Terry Pratchett good choice for the next public execution.