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Category Archives: Beer and Pubs
Christmas Quiz 2016
How soon it all comes round again! For the fourteenth year in a row we are joining a group of increasingly decrepit friends for our annual Christmas Lunch at the Arden Arms in Stockport. I wonder how many of us … Continue reading
Posted in Beer and Pubs, Comment, Food & Drink, Stockport
Tagged Christmas Quiz, Xmas quiz
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Christmas Quiz 2013
The other day I read that a tradition can be said to be anything that you have done at least three times. So , following on from that logic, here are links to the quiz I put together this year … Continue reading
The Red Lion and a first chip
On Sunday 28th October, we went for Sunday lunch at the Red Lion in High Lane. This place continues to be one of the best places for Sunday lunch in the area. One of the reasons for its success is … Continue reading
Posted in Beer and Pubs, Cheshire, Derbyshire, Family, Food & Drink
Tagged Red Lion, Steve Pilling
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Why do Bloggers fall in love at Southern Eleven?
We had booked with three other couples to go and see the legendary, longest running-ever Agatha Christie play, The Mousetrap, at the Opera House and we were looking for somewhere to eat a “pre-theatre” meal. More of both Pre-theatre menu … Continue reading
Posted in Beer and Pubs, blogging, Food & Drink, Manchester
Tagged BBQ, Bloggers, Manchester, Opera House, Southern eleven, spinningfields, Urbanspoon
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Sole to Soul at Solita
Back in life, back in reality, the OH ran one the first real American burger and pizza places in Manchester, the Posh Potato, which was frequented by, amongst many others, Piccadilly Radio DJs, Rag Trade moguls, vagrant people who had … Continue reading
Posted in Beer and Pubs, Food & Drink, Manchester
Tagged Burgers, Cabrelli, Little Itlay, Manchester, Urbanspoon
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…and I’ll take the low road
After leaving the Selkirk Arms in Kirkcudbright, our drive across the Southern Uplands was a treat. In 20 miles we passed fewer than 20 cars, enjoyed views of Galloway’s thriving Red Kite population against rolling fields, forests and hills. An … Continue reading
You’ll take the High Road…
We are relatively inexperienced travellers to Scotland. Aside from a couple of trips to Edinburgh, one day trip to Gretna Green to buy potatoes and my geology field trip to Arran in 1970 our knowledge of Scotland seems almost otherwise … Continue reading
Posted in Beer and Pubs, Family, Gardens and Gardening, Travel
Tagged Kirkcudbright, Robbie Burns, Scotland, The Selkirk Arms, Threave
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Mellor Open Gardens ..this Sunday, 17th June
Mellor holds its Open Gardens event this week and I must declare an interest. As one of the 22 gardeners and a member of the long suffering committee, I feel obliged to post something about this event to help increase … Continue reading
Ghost of Christmas Present
Heaped up on the floor, to form a kind of throne, were turkeys, geese, game, poultry, brawn, great joints of meat, sucking-pigs, long wreaths of sausages, mince-pies, plum-puddings, barrels of oysters, red-hot chestnuts, cherry-cheeked apples, juicy oranges, luscious pears, immense … Continue reading →