It was the Three Fyshes Piers, closed eh? No, I would not have the
patience to run a pub, and it is too close to a busy main road to live
in quietly!
So drinking holes figured quite large in the meeting did they? ;-)
Chris
On 28 Jul 2004, at 17:06, Piers Hemy wrote:
>
> The first pub was The Bell at Cotton End, which has stopped doing
> food, so
> we decamped to The Gate at Harrowden, which had no Rabbit & Parsnip
> Pie, but
> otherwise satisfied our needs. Both are close to Cardington, hence the
> pictures on the wall.
>
> Graham has confirmed to me that the last pic was indeed Turvey - full
> marks
> Chris - though I do believe the building is Turvey House. I daresay
> that
> Lord Luke would offer you a sherry if asked nicely. Now was it the
> Cranes
> (by the church in Turvey) or the Three Fyshes (by the river) where you
> and
> the Guard of Honour celebrated? If the latter, it is at present
> closed with
> a For Sale sign up - perhaps you might be interested?
>
> Piers
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