Strange name for a pub? An explanation will be provided tomorrow, along with an indication of the location.
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it looks nice and welcoming.
ReplyDeleteIf they serve Guinness, the name is fine with me, even without the explanation!
ReplyDeleteI am no longer surprised by strange British names, whether of pubs or even of towns! ;)
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