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Author Topic: THE HAPPY ROOM  (Read 122986 times)
Morticia
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« Reply #435 on: 17:11:23, 21-03-2007 »


PJs?  Wink Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

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Ah, would this indicate that you`re a negligee girl, A?   Or maybe baby doll nightdress? Or... STOP RIGHT THERE, MORT! Slapped wrists. A gels night attire is her own concern.

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« Reply #436 on: 17:25:55, 21-03-2007 »


A gels night attire is her own concern.



Absolutely Mort  Shocked Roll Eyes Wink

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« Reply #437 on: 18:23:31, 21-03-2007 »

Know what makes me happy? A really good pub. Sights like this -



- make me smile instinctively. I love 'em, yes yes I do!

Right, thanks for your indulgence, I shall now retire to the workplace.
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« Reply #438 on: 19:08:03, 21-03-2007 »


Martle,

Shame there are no photographs of the interior because it doesn`t like much on the outside, but this is a favourite Hampstead pub, mainly because it doesn`t behave like one. Really helpful, friendly staff, delicious food (ah, those wild boar sausages with mash!), you can actually have a conversation and be heard. Oh and the beer`s fine too. Water bowls for dogs as well. You get the occasional tourist wanting to see the bullet holes left when Ruth Ellis shot her lover, but they soon move on to Keats House. It`s a great little pub if you are ever in its vicinity.
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« Reply #439 on: 19:25:04, 21-03-2007 »

makes me feel positively homesick!
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« Reply #440 on: 19:36:50, 21-03-2007 »


what a dope! I forgot to include the pic. Doh!!



Kitty, shall I raise one to you the next time I am there?
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« Reply #441 on: 21:21:36, 21-03-2007 »

Please do. I still have fond memories of the watering hole near the Elephant and Castle, that we stopped at on a field trip when I was still a student.
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« Reply #442 on: 21:40:38, 21-03-2007 »

I used to go to pubs in Hampstead when I lived there in the late 1970s. The King of Bohemia but mostly the Old White Bear. They're not recommendations necessarily but they just suited. I haven't been in either of them for over 25 years.
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« Reply #443 on: 21:56:30, 21-03-2007 »


Tony, sad to say The King of Bohemia is no more. It shut down some years back, amid much protest. It then had a short life span as a charity shop and now it is another flippin` Hampstead clothes shop. Just what we need. Grrr. A lot of the pubs have been tarted up and `cloned`, the pubs that dare not speak their name. There`s not many real pubs left - The Holly Bush, Magdala, the one that I can never remember the name of in New End, and The Flask which is unrepentant in its pubishness. The William IV is still going strong thouigh!

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« Reply #444 on: 22:04:07, 21-03-2007 »

Oldest pub in Brighton, this one. And still warm, cosy and, er, old. Terrific. Imagine it without fag smoke. Ugh. (Sorry, everyone, I'm coming hard up against a mid-life denoument here.)

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« Reply #445 on: 22:10:12, 21-03-2007 »


Martle,

I`ve been there! It was a great place. Friendly, cosy, quirky and an all round jolly good hostelry.
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« Reply #446 on: 22:13:55, 21-03-2007 »

Mort - yes, hostelry, and indeed upholstery (think crushed velvet, red). Brighton of course caters for quirkiness; but usually of the non-threatening variety! There's a pub on every street corner. There are three within five doors of that one!
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« Reply #447 on: 22:24:30, 21-03-2007 »


Martle, ah happy days!
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« Reply #448 on: 22:26:31, 21-03-2007 »

With apologies to all you smokers out there, I can't wait for cigarettes to be banned on July 1. And the William IV in Hampstead. I went in there once with a couple of friends. I'm not vain but I certainly got looked at that evening.
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« Reply #449 on: 22:29:48, 21-03-2007 »


Tony,

Were you wearing schoolboy togs as in your photograph by any chance? Grin Grin
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