Regular readers will be aware I haven’t got a clue what I’m doing technology wise, and this blog is largely indebted to Pub Curmudgeon and my 15 year old son Matthew for the advice and support necessary to maintain it in any sort of shape. Mrs RM has quite addled my brain with DropBox/Google Photos/One… Continue reading THE ROYAL OAK, TETBURY
Tag: Gloucestershire pubs
CIRENCESTER – NICE PUBS …
It’s FA Cup Preliminary Round Weekend, when the big boys come in, and Prescot Cables v Trafford looking the tie of a storm-assisted round. I’ll be there if my car passes it’s MOT*. Prescot is a long way in every sense from the western Cotswolds and Cirencester and where I finished my latest excursion. Despite… Continue reading CIRENCESTER – NICE PUBS …
TOP 100 PUBS – THE BAG OF NAILS, BRISTOL
For a place with so much craft beer (craft by anyone’s definition) Bristol has a superb collection of traditional boozers. I rarely see the city mentioned in the same league as Norwich or Sheffield, which is odd. Being picky, the Beer Guide pubs can seem dominated by students, and I’ve had the odd bit of… Continue reading TOP 100 PUBS – THE BAG OF NAILS, BRISTOL
A BATH BLASPHEMY IN HOTWELLS
An evening in Bristol revealed yet more new architectural and pubby discoveries, the supply of great street art seemingly endless. Hotwells is the suburb connecting the centre to Clifton, home to the brilliant Bag o’ Nails which gets its own post later, and not just because of the cats. Round the corner is the Myrtle… Continue reading A BATH BLASPHEMY IN HOTWELLS