This is a close-up view of the inn sign for The Queens.
Sunday, January 28, 2007
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7 comments:
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And lemme guess..is this another Pub? That IS a "logical" assumption isn't it? LOL! Pictures? BAD BOY! LOL again! =)
And so it iiiiiiiiiiiiiis! Guess if I had clicked on the little link I wouldn't have to have ASKED! But then again, when was I ever logical? ;) She's a BEAUTY...could so easily have a pint in there! Who knows!
It's early...forgive the bad sentence structure...wouldn't have had to ASK! GEEEEEEEEEEEEEZ! OK, I've hijacked your blog...SORRY! ;)
A day with milk, a day with beer!
Glad to see they all have heads!
I used to enjoy the odd pint of Holts!
I have worked behind the bar and on the Door of this pub many moons ago, at the back were Stables as this was an old Coaching house at one time I think.
The pub was used by the police while the Moors murders were being investigates.
Great Blog to stumble upon seeing as I've lived in Gee Cross/Hyde/Newton all my life.
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