Recent searches
Search options
#pub
ADORO IL GENIO - COSA È SUCCESSO
Vabbè ma adesso non starete mica lì a pensare a come... ALLORA!?!?!.
#adoroilgenio #25marzo #video #videoviralシ #commedia #sketch #scenetta #scenette ️ #comedy #sketches #virałreels #reelsvideoシ #pub #alpub #birra #pandalovers #panda #musunderstanding #occhionero
Had a super fun #SaintPatrickDay night in an #irish #pub near me. The #band who played at me #wedding was playing (one of the reasons I booked a table there, I love them), and by sheer chance they started playing the song they played at the wedding dance right as my wife and me walked in!
A pub-quiz about Mario Mario A.K.A Super Mario with my local chapter of nerds... I got 1 point, I have now decided that Mario sucks 
@photography
@scifi @speculativefictioncomedy @retrogaming @generalnerdom
#SilentSunday #Silent #Sunday
#Pub #PubQuiz #Nerd #Nerds #Fandom
#Southern #Finland #Åland #Mariehamn #Bastun
Waiting At The Witch And Wardrobe
https://justin-farrimond.pixels.com/featured/waiting-at-the-witch-and-wardrobe-justin-farrimond.html
On a summer evening by the river in Lincoln, waiting at The Witch and Wardrobe.
I want pubs to serve seniors meals to everyone. They are more the size of meal I actually want to eat. Eating a whole chicken parmi adult meal is like running a marathon where you get to boast at the end that you completed it. #australia #pub #firstworldproblems
The Conan Doyle pub at night (with added light trails) https://www.flickr.com/photos/woolamaloo_gazette/54301057204/in/dateposted/
Yes, it is named for the creator of Sherlock Holmes, whose childhood home was just across the road from this spot (a statue of Sherlock stands nearby too), because, yes, in Edinburgh, even pubs are historic and cultural.
Folklore is full of tales of secret tunnels. It's claimed one runs from the George and Pilgrims Inn to Glastonbury Abbey. The tunnel, said to have been built in the late 1400s on the orders of Abbot Selwood, was apparently explored in the early 20th century by a Mrs Bilbrough. She edged down "a flight of fearfully steep steps, dark and damp and slippery' before finding the passage 'was only three feet in height, so that those who used it must have crawled on their hands and knees, resting at intervals where ledges are cut in the sides for that purpose." Another tunnel - reputed to run from the crypt of Glastonbury's Lady Chapel under the River Brue to the town of Street - is said to have been successfully navigated by a dog. #folklore #weird #gothic #psychogeography #tunnels #Glastonbury #pub #pubs #history
Intriguingly, in the clouds above the ship is a spitfire, complete with RAF roundels. Given that this stained glass is purported to date from a refit of the bar in 1938, this seems to foreshadow the pivotal role the Queen Mary would come to play in World War II as a troop-carrier, starting just two years later in 1940.
The beautiful stained glass portrait of the RMS Queen Mary in the Steps Bar on Glassford Street in Glasgow, whose Art Deco interior is said to have been inspired by the Cunard liner which was built at the John Brown shipyard in Clydebank between 1930 and 1934.
Cont./
Statue of the 'Golden Boy of Pye Corner', City of London. The statue marks where the Great Fire of 1666 stopped. One theory for the Fire was that it was a Divine punishment for the sin of gluttony, as it had started in a bakery in Pudding Lane. Therefore, the boy was made - at least by the standards of the time - to be extremely plump. He was originally built into a pub called 'The Fortune of War', which was pulled down in 1910. This pub - just round the corner from Barts Hospital - was a favoured venue for body snatchers. One room had benches round the walls where the bodies were displayed and the surgeons from the hospital would come and appraise them. #London #history #folklore #psychogeography #gothic #pub #medicine #death
The sign for The Aragon in the West End of Glasgow. Despite the appearance of this sign, it only opened in 1970, making it one of the newer pubs on Byres Road. Before that, it was a Butcher's Shop.
#Introduction (2)
Support #WomensRugby (#HarlequinsWomen and the #RedRoses), and - for my sins - #Pompey and #England #Football.
Love #BoardGames (#Carcassonne, #QuacksOfQuedlinberg, #TicketToRide) and #Wargaming (#BloodBowl, #MoonStone, #Oathmark, #BurrowsAndBadgers).
Trying to get back into #Running after an achilles injury and love a long #Walk or two. #Walking usually involves a #Pub since I love my #Beer and #RealAle.
Looking forward to interacting with you lovely folks in 2025.
Pubs remain a prominent feature of the rural and urban landscapes of Britain, but their names very often date back to medieval times. #History #Britain #Inn #Pub #HistoryFact https://whe.to/ci/2-2572-en/
Have been writing at Richmond Library today, after my meeting with my publisher. Now knocked off for a beer at the rooftop bar of Harlow, formerly the Great Britain pub. Pleasant up here, has turned into a nice sunny day.
First visit to the newly opened Brass Monkey that took over former Jessie May's (itself the former Station Bar, *way* back) on #Gorgie Road.
Love the Drummond St one, nice to see them taking over this spot, altho mildly disappointed there are no real ale taps (Edinburgh being a real ale Mecca). Some nice IPA on electric tap, but would prefer the hand pumped ale myself.
