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Monthly Archives: June 2015
The King of Prussia, the Rifle Volunteer & the Turkey Cock
By Wayne Kett The thing I love most about pub names is the variety, whilst there are plenty of Red Lions (518 in the UK according to a 2011 survey) there are also the rather less common names like, Ribs of … Continue reading
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