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Again some fascinating Pub names , a little bit of useless information , we all know our fellow member Simon ( Ditchman ) for his wit and cooking skills , well I am sure he won't mind me saying where he lived before he moved to be a Royal neighbour , he lived in a little village in the Yare valley called Cantley , I heard he was so well liked they called the pub after him , and yes you guessed right it is still called The Cantley Cxck , draw your own conclusions .

Another strange pub we had before they moved the county boundaries was in Gorleston On Sea , it had a bar in one county and the lounge in another , at the time the pubs used to shut at 10.30 pm in Suffolk and at 11 pm in Norfolk , so on paper you could had gone out of one room then into another for an extra half an hour drinking time , but I suppose at the time no one really bothered what time they shut :drinks:

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Stayed in a lovely old pub in Oakham, Rutland a few years ago called `The Old Pheasant`. Still got a large sign on the outside of a pheasant in flight.

In comparison, we stayed in a pub in Ashbourne Derbyshire called `The Dog and Partridge`. At the time (probably 20 years ago) it had a lovely sign of a dog with a partridge in its mouth. Just looked at its website and not a dog or partridge in sight, just a `D&G` logo. That`s the woke society for you.:mad:

OB

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