I dont know about you, but when we stay somewhere, the nearest pub is almost always tried out. (Presuming that the nearest pub doesn’t look like a dump) The nearest pub to our camp site was “The Four Lords”, which can be found at St Blazey Gate – nestled between the random village of Par [...]
Nov
13
The Salcombe Pub Crawl – The Fortescue Inn
Well I have to admit, I don’t remember much of the stags Salcombe journey to the final pub, The Fortescue Inn. This was mostly because myself and another one of the guys walked on, while the stag was pointed in the right direction by a couple other members of our party… And to be honest…. From the looks of it the stag insisted on having a chat with anyone who took a slightest interest in the stag party.
The Fortescue Inn was a nice little place, split into two this is a pub that is tailed for many different people. One half, it’s a Very gentle looking pub, serving Otter. Now anyone who reads this blog on a regular basis should know, serving Otter is one way to get my love!
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Nov
08
The Salcombe Pub Crawl – The Kings Arms
Well then moved onto the Kings Arms.
Nov
07
The Salcombe Pub Crawl – The Ferry Inn
The Ferry Inn, in Salcombe was our next stop on the Salcombe Stag Pub Crawl…
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Nov
03
The Salcombe Pub Crawl – The Victoria Inn
Well the first stop on the Stag tour was this great little pub. With that in mind – must pubs in Salcombe seem to be quite little, so I suppose you can ignore that remark in someway, but this place is nice. It has a nice “homely” feel, the open fire they had helping a lot to this feel.
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Sep
11
The Exeter Living Room
Not much to say on the Beer front… Tetleys or Carlsburg is what you get. BUT if you can stomach either of those beers, this is a fantastic little cafe to chill out in for a pint or two with a mate. There is a good selection of wines, good menu, and a great welcome [...]
Aug
25
Going to Turf Hotel?
Make sure you dont get stranded! We made the mistake of planning to use the White Heather Ferry to get from Turf Hotel upto Double Locks. We waited until the time it was meant to show up… it never came. Sadly this meant we missed the reliable ferry back to Topsham. What this did mean [...]
Jun
14
Skinners Cornish Beer: The Raving Continues!
I would hate for people to think we were paid by Skinners to push their products, but I thought I had to follow up my review of Skinners Cornish Lager, I posted a few days ago. If you find yourself in Exeter City Centre, The Old Well House on the Cathedral Green has it on [...]
May
09
Princetown: A tale of two Pubs
Recently we’ve picked up a small two person tent. We’ve already got a tent, but its almost too nice, in that its to big, bulky and hard to put up quickly making it not really good for a swift one night stay. We decided to try it out at the camp site behind the Plume [...]