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| BOURNEMOUTH 13 pub crawl: start at Inferno, holdenhurst rd. gander, same rd. slug and lettuce, xchurch rd. o neils, xchurch rd. litten tree, xchurch rd. bar vin, xchurch rd. walkabout, xchurch rd. jug of ale, xchurch rd, yates opposite,
Slam bar, st peter rd, toko, round corner, bliss, 50 yrds on, Brasshouse, westover rd. (suggested by Darren Fox - [email protected]) | |
| Christchurch - Dorset -The easiest pub crawl EVER! The Star, Soho, The Thomas Tripp, Bermuda, The Ship, Hype. (suggested by Luke) | |
| billericay high street is cool, pub after pub , including a weatherspoons . right at the end of the high street you have QUILTERS - lively with widescreen tv's , music, dj's etc etc !! (suggested by ANON) | |
| A-Z pub crawl. Start at 12:00 midday and kick off with a pint and some lunch. Then allow 30mins only and 1/2 pint in each. We do this every season (winter, summer, autumn, spring) etc and have done it in and around Liverpool for the past 10 years. It is really hard going and is the survival of the fittest (suggested by Dean - [email protected]) | |
| New Cross Crawl -Start at Hobgoblin to have on of their bitters then onto the Marquess of Granby for a Guinness and a game of pool, then on to The Amersham Arms for some good old Irish Craic, then up to the Rosemary Branch, next the cosy Royal George Tavern and finally end up at either the Paradise Bar or head back to the Catapult Club (behind the Amersham Arms) for late night drinks whilst avoiding the nightmares that are the new Goldsmiths Tavern, The New Cross Inn and The Walpole. (suggested by James) | |
| pub golf. Designate 9 pubs or if your feeling brave 18. Each pub is a hole, each hole has a different drink with varying par. (the no. of times the glass can touch your lips.) eg pt bitter par3, pt larger par3, pt cider par4, shot whiskey par1, bottle breezer par3, shot baileys par1, vodka redbull par3, bottle bud par2, shot sambuca par1. Each player is given a score card giving the pub name, drink, par and a space to record their score. players can be put into teams of 2 to 3 and the winning team wins a kitty (to be collected at the start of the evening, say �2 per entrant. We do this regularly on rugby nights out and is always well recieved. Give it a go when a group of you next go out and see how many can finish the night and come in 12 under par. It can be done but it's very difficult. (suggested by Ian B. Harrogate) | |
| LIVERPOOL TOWN CENTRE CRAWL: well were would ya start, have a few drinks in your house while your gettin changed an puttin your make-up on. then wait till all your girls/boys to come round and order the taxi to arrive in half an hour. have a few laughs then get into taxi into town. start off in the barracuda bar, order a few drinks at once so there is no more queuing at the bar then have a good old dance to your fav songs then go up to the d.j. and ask him to take a pic of u an your mates while u still look sexy and see it blown up over the heads of every1. after u have finished your drinks an danced to your songs move on, next stop to be the bar cava which is pure R'n'B the fatman scoop shrine!! the best place for shots and interaction with people! then have a wee and move on to next door the reflex, their the poles have my name on, have a wiggle move ya stuff and shake that ass! enjoy your traditional 80's music. after the bouncer has been checking u out for long enough go the loo an then move up the street, go into wonder bar were there are more poles to shake your stuff. get a nice guy to buy you a drink and give him a dance. once you feel its time to move on, go to the fudge were u can stay till 3 dancing your stuff! the queue for drinks is not that bad so drink and dance and pull! ull be on for the best night in a long while! (suggested by Stephanie Louise - [email protected]) | |
| The Circle Line Pub Crawl
Start at a station, any station, go to first pub you see when you walk out of the station. Be warned there are 27 stations in all. (suggested by Norm) | |
| Doncaster
Start at Abbey Road
HogsHead
Goose
Edwards
Revolution Vodka Bar
The Courtyard
Berlins
Yates
Walkabout
Toast
Mood
Finish at Triology Night Club (suggested by Joanne Fitzpatrick) | |
| This is a pub crawl for Nottingham. Works well on a Friday night but a little packed!
Start in Walkabout on Friar lane, have a few there, then move accross the road to Goose on the Square and get some mixers in. Follow this via going to Cucamaras up past Southern Fried Chicken. After this go in to Liberties at the top of the road. If you can still walk make the small distance trip to Templers bar and finish by going down the road and winding up in Media! If you can still see straight then you've not drank enough! (suggested by Matt - [email protected]) | |
| Try visiting Newcastle. Five main areas at least 20 bars in each. All within a 2 Mile Radius.
HAYMARKET - The Hancock, Bar Oz, Luckies, Sgt Peppers, Pacific, Huxters, The Hotspur, The Newcastle Arms, The Northumberland Arms, Old Orleans, The Percy, Three Bulls, Goose, The Gate-(Ask, LLoyds no1, Mood, Tiger Tiger, Bar Beyond, Hide Bar)Lennons, Fluid, Rosie's Bar, The Trent House.
THE MONUMENT - The Adelphi, Bacchus, Bar 42, Bar XS, The Black Garter, Blue Coyote, The Blackett Arms, Callaghans, Dobsons, Duke of Northumberland, Fitzgeralds, FM's, George and Dragon, Kinnears,
Lord Collingwood, Popolo, The Market Lane, The Strawberry, Tap And Spile, Trillians, Bar 55.
BIGG MARKET - Bzar, Mushroom, The Vault, Ram Jams, Chambers, The Bee Hive, Pop, Liquid, Pig and Whistle, Yel, Kiss, Balmbras, Bourgognes, Bewicks, The Blackie Boy, Duke of wellington, The Empress, Flares, The Groat House, The Old George, Pumphreys, Rose and Crown, Turks.
CENTRAL STATION - Apartment, The Attic, Bar M, The Barking Dog, The Black Swan, The Bodega, The Bridge Hotel, Cafe Sol, Centurion, Clear, Coco V, The Courtyard, Destination, Fleet Street, The Forth, Frog & Nightgown, The Globe Inn, Gotham Town, Gengis, Head of Steam, Heavens Above, Heroes, Jazz Cafe, Long Bar, The Lounge, The Lodge, Newcastle Hero, North bar, O'Neills, Po Na Na - Souk Bar, The Pit, Raffertys, Revolution, Rockies, Sugar, The Star, The Telegraph, Tilleys, The Tut And Shive, Twist, The Village, Wetherspoons Union Rooms, Zinc.
THE QUAYSIDE - Thirty 3i8ht, Akenside Traders, Au Bar, Bar 53, Buffalo Joe's, Bob Trollope, Bonded Warehouse, CASA, Chase, Crown Posada, The Egypt Cottage, Flynns, Fever, The Fog and Firkin, Jimmyz, Marthas, Muse, Offshore 44, Pitcher and Piano, Pravda, Slug and Lettuce, Stereo, Wetherspoons Quayside Bar, The Quilted Camel, Red House, The Waterline, The Wig And Pen, Yates.
Don't Bother Trying.
(suggested by Gib) | |
| Newcastle Upon Tyne. Start at Pacific, then old orleans, three bulls, the keel row, tiger tiger, yates', the union rooms, revolution, destination, bar m, the empress, akenside, slug and lettice, the waterline, pitcher and piano, stereo, then off to Foundation (suggested by Steven Gibson) | |
| The MONOPOLY BOARD. In one day you must have a bevy in a pub on every road included on the monopoly board. Fairly self explanitory! The trick is having a cup of coffee in a police station (go to jail).A shot of vodka in a car park (free parking).The crawl is demanding and only the truely thick skinned will survive. Generally done in teams, you obtained a signature from each pub landlord and the first to finished at the designated pub wins an established prize. (suggested by jordan) | |
| THE RING OF DEATH
16 pubs round the woodley, bredbury & romiley area all in one day, could you do it? (suggested by willis) | |
| The one and only classic lymington pub crawl! Start at the white hart, then down to the tripp, across to the fusion, then down to the kings arms, followed by fatcats, then the angel, then the kings head,and finally the ship at the bottom of town! Pint and a shot or two straight shots minimum in each pub. (suggested by Dave Purse) | |
| The Smithdown 'Ten' on Smithdown Road, Liverpool. Start at the dodgy end (ie. where smithdown meets lodge lane and parliament st) and work your way down towards Mossley Hill end. Very satisfying experience! (suggested by Jim) | |
| Its a classic and very enjoyable - "The Primrose 7"
A dedicated group have been doing this 7-pub-crawl on the sunday prior to all public holidays. It is in Primrose Hill, North West London. Start at the Engineer then to the Albert, the Queens then the Pembroke then the Lansdowne the the Prince of Wales, the second Queens before finishing back at the Enginner - a steady 8 pints usually from 6pm till closing. Usually someone drops their trousers on the last leg and you can often find a snog at some point. We are planning the "Double" in march, everyone will be dressed as a superhero, the crawl will start at breakfast again in the engineer and it will be 2 laps so approx 15 pints throughout the day.
We are obviously all very excited!! (suggested by Gideon Paul - [email protected]) | |
| THE GLASGOW UNDEGROUND CHALLENGE. TO HAVE A PINT AT EVERY UNDERGROUND STATION (15 OF THEM) IN ONE DAY. TOUGH CHALLENGE ONLY THE STRONGEST WILL SURVIVE. SUGGEST DOING THE 'ROUGHER' SOUTHSIDE PUBS I.E. GOVAN FIRST, DON'T WANNA BE STAGGERING ABOUT GOVAN WITH 12 PINST IN YOU. (suggested by JAMES) | |
| The Slipper Brawl: It's a yearly event to celebrate the last weekend before Christmas, and to make sure that the blokes don't get dragged shopping. Starts in the famous Standard on Kingsland Road, at 1.30pm on the Saturday before Christmas, and then head back towards the Sussex and the Famous Cock Tavern to join the Wig party for a punch up. Loads of good pubs and bars. Oh, and you have to wear something slippery. This year (2003)... It's flaps!
(suggested by Nico Vinilo) | |
| We're planning on doing a crawl from Kings Cross to the West End with small porceline animals sellotaped to our left thighs. This is an age old tradition when hunters used to keep their pets in their over-alls pockets when they used to work the farm-land in that area.
We accept anyone with their own animals, but, sorry, we cannot accept water-fowl.
We meet in the Fox on Pentonville road at 2pm.
We'll provide the sellotape! (suggested by Ben) | |
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