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The Changing Face of Consumerism: Public Opinion, Booze Culture and Bartering

christophernosnibor wrote 3 hours ago: The local newspaper recently ran a front-page headline about proposals to open three new pubs in Yor … more →

Tags: advertising and media, Business, Finance, Corporate Cal, Life, Music, Shopping, Writing, and all that cal, Aviva, Bars, Bartering

Bold as Brass

Dave Lee wrote 15 hours ago: From New York to East Yorkshire, the county’s first vegan brewer brings it all back home It would be … more →

Tags: Food, Food & Drink, Beer and Cider Festival, Brass Castle Brewery, Pocklington, social networking, vegan

Columbia River Gorge Part II - Biking, Breweries & Waterfalls!16 comments

libertatemamo wrote 21 hours ago: Last days of sun…Paul poses on the bike trail Well all that bragging about the weather was bou … more →

Tags: General Musings & Travel Tales, Or, bicycle trails, biking, columbia river gorge, Crown Point, driving map, Full Sail brewery, Hiking

American Noobz in Germany1 comment

hinglis2012 wrote 1 day ago: It feels more like Day 1, but whatever. Anyway, let Day 2 commence. Started this morning with a hear … more →

Tags: Aldi, American bread, Becks, caipirinha, embarrassed, Frankfurt, Green Party, Krazy House, Modern Art

Incomplete List of Annoyances (Part 5)

Steve O'Gorman wrote 1 day ago: In which The Author minds his own business I don’t know whether this particular Annoyance is u … more →

Tags: Alcohol, annoyances, Friends, rants

99 taps of beer on the wall

Hillary wrote 1 day ago: 1 week, many beers! As a blogger and very fortunate member of the ShareSLO2013 “street team … more →

Tags: Drinks, Local joints, Wino Day Trips, Ale, Arroyo Grande, Beer, BREW, Central Coast, cheese

ERP and OTP - Acting Out Against Violence Campaign

Evin wrote 1 day ago: ERP Artistic Approach   Hi All,     ERP will be working with OTP (Open Theatre Project) and perform … more →

Tags: bostonmarathon, #bostonstrong, OneFund, Acting Out Against Violence Campaign, AoAV, Artists, Arts, Bars, Brighton

Food...

englandkev wrote 1 day ago: I like food! And as a Motorcyclist I particularly like healthy cafe fried breakfasts too… The … more →

Tags: Me, Food, Beer, breakfast, lunch

Things to do before the end of May

There's something about Mill Road wrote 1 day ago: Saturday 1st June is the date of this year’s Strawberry Fair – rumoured to be the UK … more →

Tags: Events, Going Out, Music, Cambridge, Cambridge Bands, Earl of Beaconsfield, Guitar, hot numbers, Mill Road

How To Spot A Pub Is 'Ruff' & Memories Of LesBev

ellisbutcher wrote 1 day ago: MY column the other week about ending up in rough pubs by accident, obviously struck a chord. Appare … more →

Tags: Cumbria, dogs in pubs, Ellis Butcher blog, Ellis Butcher Lake District, ellisinwonderland.com, lake district, Les and Bev, rough pubs, 2013

TripAdvisor,the most visible website for boutique hotels in the UK

Onecall Hospitality wrote 1 day ago: According to The Caterer today TripAdvisor is the most visible website for boutique hotels in the UK … more →

Tags: Hospitality, Onecall Hospitality, hospitality help, Hospitality news, Hotels, Restaurants, Employees, Tourism, tripadvisor

Pubs, Cusp of Summer Edition

klhester wrote 1 day ago: The latest issue of Crazyhorse, which contains my story “The Snow Queen,” is out.  You c … more →

Tags: writing, Grist For The Mill

Loch Ness - Scotland

laurasbucketlists wrote 2 days ago: Another place I’ve been to. And before you ask, yes. I looked for the Loch Ness Monster. You … more →

Tags: Must See, guinness, Deer, Stalking, Loch Ness, Scotland, Food, monster, Tourist

Tall Ships, Real Ale and Historic Pubs1 comment

Darrel Kirby wrote 2 days ago: Unless you have been living under a rock, you will probably be aware that this coming weekend (24-27 … more →

Tags: Gloucester, Pubs & Drinking, beer festival, gloucester, Gloucester Brewery, tall ships festival

Ireland48 comments

chef mimi wrote 2 days ago: Thank goodness for scheduled posts, because for the first 18 days in May, I was in Ireland. Some peo … more →

Tags: Fish and Chips, fish pie, Guiness Stew, Ireland, Irish, irish breakfast, Irish pubs, Irish Stew, pheasant pie

It Runs Like A Machine

padraigoconnor wrote 2 days ago: Here’s a poem I wrote that would have been around the time of Porcelain Doll, and references t … more →

Tags: city, Dublin, Ireland, office, Poetry, Irish, MACHINE, Padraig O Connor, Poem

What a load of rubbish

ahcopywriter wrote 2 days ago: As I wrote my brief post on wildflower seed sowing in Hitchin’s green spaces, I was tempted to … more →

Tags: Hitchin town centre, Parks, High Street, Hitchin, Hitchin BID, litter, North Herts District Council, recycling, Restaurants

Pubs and clubs and bars... Oh my!

Justin Lagore wrote 3 days ago: As my fifth full day in London draws to a close, it’s time to start really looking back on my … more →

Tags: London, Clerkenwell, Hospitality, Research, Social Media, Marketing, Bars, Clubs, Nightlife

A Heady Romp in the Fields of Yesteryear

Grace Lessageing wrote 3 days ago:                 When I was a young child my family undertook intrepid camping excursions into the ex … more →

Tags: Camping, Childhood, Tents, Wales, ex army, Bell tent, Camp bed, Farms, The Mosquito Coast


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