Popular british pubs

[flyingseale]

How about a few images depicting traditional british pub names. I'll make a start.

 

[lostprophet]

now thats just cruel, I mean to use the word PUB in a thread title then to dash my hopes.

Still its a good shot of a Red Lion, I mean White Hart

 

[LaFoto]

Cool idea!
Do you mean this to become a whole series of photos illustrating the most common English pub names, flyingseale, then it would be one for the Photo Themes. In that case I could go through my archives and try to find an anchor, for example... .

Nice white hart ... there should be a pic of a white hart among mine somewhere, too ... as print, taken in the before-digital-times.

 

[Jzero]

"...The trails can be picked up near to Rhoscolyn church, where a path extends out to a Coastguard watchtower. From there a gentle path can be taken down hill towards the sandy bay of Rhoscolyn beach, before returning back to the church along the narrow road past the White Eagle pub" <unquote>

J

 

[hamburger]

Golly, that took a while to sink in... ;-)

Great pic, though!

 

[Jzero]

Golly, that took a while to sink in... ;-)

Great pic, though!

I found that text on a touristy website, Granted! it is a bit of a long-winded attempt to describe the whereabouts of a pub...


Glad you like the picture.

J

 

[flyingseale]

Cool idea!
Do you mean this to become a whole series of photos illustrating the most common English pub names, flyingseale, then it would be one for the Photo Themes. In that case I could go through my archives and try to find an anchor, for example... .

It would make sense to move it there. Can you do that for me?

 

[chris82]

Is no1s pub named the deers head?