London Pub Meet no 10

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woodpoet

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Mar 16, 2012
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Hi folks. Nice to see you all again. To those who didn't make it, you were missed. Another successful pub meet. Bruce have a great holiday in Paris. see you before you go back for good?. Colin, will definitely take you up on your offer sometime. Have a good night.
 

hemdale

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Jan 30, 2012
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London
Nice to see you guys ! Colin, can you PM the link to the movie youtold me about ...nature recovering all buildings ?
Thks
 

Swallow

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May 27, 2011
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London
Nice to see you guys ! Colin, can you PM the link to the movie youtold me about ...nature recovering all buildings ?
Thks

I haven't seen any before but I just found this
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CraftyLDN

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Nov 15, 2012
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London
Apologies for not making it Thursday and for not getting in-touch to let anyone know - sorry for not replying to your PM Hemdale.
As always a job landed with a quick turn around for the Friday afternoon.
Hope the evening went well and gutted to miss it (not sure how regularly the London meets are?) + especially to not meet you all in person.
I'll put my out of office on next time!
 
Sorry I haven't made it to the last few meets, but just wondering if any of you have been listening to Tony Robinson on Radio 4 reading about the history of our favorite drinking hole The George. iPlayer link to episode 1...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod...Seen_through_One_Extraordinary_Pub_Episode_1/

Pete Brown's history of pubs as seen through the story of one remarkable London inn, the George in Southwark, said to be the one-time local of Chaucer, Dickens and Shakespeare.
The George Inn is one of the few remaining galleried coaching inns, and lies a few minutes' walk from the Thames. 'Shakespeare's Local' takes us on a literary pub crawl through the history of this pub, from its regulars - the watermen, merchants, actors, craftsmen, writers and coachdrivers - as well as the many incarnations of the pub itself - from lawless Southwark tavern to coaching inn, theatre pub to Victorian drinking den, unfashionable boozer to tourist attraction.
This isn't only a history of half a century of pubs and drinking, but also a paean to the importance of the now declining pub to British society.
 

woodpoet

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Mar 16, 2012
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Walthamstow
Hi David. Did hear the broadcast. Might be a good read. Will look out for it. We will probably sort out London Pub Meet 11 in January.
 

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