Besides the carefull (chosen) thread titles, it also needs a very close eye of site admin & mods. This to prevent any utter useless chatter, cluttering up the thread like:
"Yeah - that pub was great, good sandwiches, ...".
"I second that"
"Couldn't find it, so can't comment"
etc. etc.
I assume initial thought it would serve as some sort of quick reference / info about a certain area?
I personally would refine the thread title, something like:
Devon, Widecombe,
Red Lion*, pub (food)
On the otherhand I question the relevance with bushcraft. It's all nice and good to widen the site with more info, etc. But in the end you can't place
all the info on the site. There where some 'complains' (IIRC) the site not being accessable due to the amount of different (sub) fora.
By all the info I mean you have to draw a line what's bushcraft (and here we come to the old question of putting a definition to 'bushcraft'). Don't we need a seperate forum for polelathe (woodturning?) or atlatl. Why not set up a network with people who are willing to show you their woods? Don't we need some sort of bushcraft phonebook/directory (with all numbers of forrestries, outdoor shops, etc.), ...
A simple Google search normally will lead up with some info about pubs, restaurants in the area you will visit. Quality - fair enough, but tastes vary as much as there are people and ... This (BCUK) isn't a Michelin-guide
And don't forget: Proper Preperation Prevents P*** Poor Performance.
Make sure you already have an aim before you leave home (Google) - if you don't know the area (that's what I did when I came to the UK: simply start a thread in the Out & About section).
All the above written as my personal opinion, and with all respect to already showed opinions
Others may vary, and I'm more than happy to see what people's opinions are on my post.
* = Don't know if there's a pub named like that, so made it up
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