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The Kipper Krawl: 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 Cock Tavern outside Highbury & Islington Station, at 2pm on the Saturday before Christmas, and then head back into Angel along Upper Street. Loads of good pubs and bars. Oh, and you have to wear something different. This year (2003)... It's wigs!
(suggested by Nick - [email protected])
the crawl is called MASHO and is in kinston upon thames M-Mill A-a bar 2 far S-slug and lettuce H-hogshead O-oceana
(suggested by andy p)
Start off int eh White Hart (Bloomsbury) for nice beers, comfy seats and nibbles. Move on to teh Sun, just for the novelty head to the Sun Tavern, then head down St Martins lane to Browns to gawp at the beautiful people, the Salisbury (cracking Kronenburg) finishing off near Charing Cross station in the Chandos which is normally fairly quiet by 10.
(suggested by dermot)
This is an idea for a game based on one I took part in on Gibraltar during my Navy days!! It would be ideal for London...maybe even an invitation to all beerintheevening.com followers? It's a mix of quiz, orienteering and drinking...all against the clock. Contestants are give a questionnaire of 10 - 20 pubs...depends on your ambition..and the time limit agreed. Each question is a clue to a pubs identity, which once identified must be visited, and at least a half pint or a short to be drunk by ALL team members...bonus points can be awarded for extra drinks... only rule, the drink must be kept inside whilst on the pub's premises to count!! All teams must meet up at the designated HQ at a set time..and points tallied. Best of Luck!!
(suggested by Alan Wynne - [email protected])
BASINGSTOKE BUS CRAWL Requiring �2.00 all day bus ticket BASINGSTOKE BUS STATION - Route 2 Bus to GOLDEN LION - Route 2 Bus to BRIGHTON HILL SHOPS then swap on to Route 1 Bus for journey to PORTSMOUTH ARMS - Route 1 bus to SAINSBURYS then swap on to Route 5 bus to THE KESTREL - Route 5 bus to THE BUCKSKIN - Route 5 bus to THE NEW INN - Route 5 bus to THE CASTLE - Route 5 bus to THE SOLDIERS RETURN - Route 5 bus to THE POPINJAY and then return via Route 5 bus to BASINGSTOKE TOWN CENTRE.
(suggested by Alex H)
Down the Mountain. we do this every year. start in the Hollybush in hampstead for late lnch (best pub in london by the way) the move downhill to the olde white bear... freemasons arms.. Bar Room Bar.. The Haverstock.. and maybe one in primrose hill.. then having decended from polite hampstead chic you desend into the cheese student hangout underworld by Camden tube for watered down beer, Rock and loose women.
(suggested by alistair - [email protected])
complimentary to 'didsbury' crawl... left or right of Wilmslow road into town Start: Friendship Inn, right Bar XS, right Revolution, right Glass, left Sofa, left (magic bus) Hogshead, right Kro Bar (Kro1), right Scubar, right (this is as far as I made it...)
well hammersmith is a good place to have a pub cruel start at lloys bar, then take a walk down to the plough and harrow, these two pubs are cheap so you can get drunk saves you money so you dont have to drink much in the other pubs. I would then move on to the hop poles where they have a dj that plays all types of music till 1am, but you can leave earlier to go hammersmith palais which is open till 3am it cost less than �10 to get in drinks are average club prices.
(suggested by leidav - [email protected])
Circle Line crawl - you must have heard of it. Start at any circle line station and make your way around all 28 stations with either a half or full pint at each. It is made more fun by having a large group of people split into two groups and race each other in opposite directions around the line. Rule is that you have to go to the first pub on the left or right of the station's exit.
(suggested by Pablo)
i suggest the walkabout in liverpool on bold street it is a fun night out and plays a clash of new age music and oldies also alot of dance and techno music its great one of those clubs you have to go and see for yourself xxxxx
(suggested by louise morris - [email protected])
Tad Run. 12 pubs 1 nite all in tadcaster if you have time or can still walk to happy wok for some delightful chinese food.
(suggested by Porky)
How about Irish pubs? there are the obvious chains (O'neils etc) but if you limit these to one visit, could be fun.
(suggested by Matt)
try going from bury to manchester stopping off at radcliffe,whitefield,besses of barn,prestwich,heaton park,bowker vale,crumpsall,then into manchester,if you can still manage some more then carry on to altrincham,,,or why not do a brewery pub crawl and visit every pub in your area with the same brew. enjoy.
(suggested by paul whit - [email protected])
Browns, Crown and Shuttle finish off with the Metropolis E1 !!
(suggested by Baz Hobson)
why not try the barnsley pub run. starting off in wombewell. go to the little george,the oak,alma,squires,lockey's bar,the prince then weatherspoons. after catch a bus into barnsley town and work you way round. bet no one can go in every pub but once you finished you can go to a night club like heaven and hell, or headanism
(suggested by simon rawson)
Start a scu bar what a place. walk across the road to karumba. Then walk around the corner and visit the footage (opposite the bank where the tramps sit). Then walk towards the town center and pop into Kro bar. Then to finish off the night with a bang, go to 5th Avenue. 5th Avenue is the best club I have ever been too.
(suggested by Alex Joss)
The Canterbury West to East Pub Crawl. Start at the Monument, head towards westgate, stop at Bishop's Finger, continue towards westgate, turn left just before westagate into Westgate Inn, Cross road and go through westgate, head up town. Hobgoblin on right, West Bar a little further on left, Oranges on left, Cherry Tree next side street to right, return to high street, turn right, head up high street, take left before GAP, City Arms on left, Next door is Casey's, end of street turn left, next left for Buttermarket (in Cathedral Square) left out of Buttermarket, past Cathedral towards Palace Street, Seven Stars on left, left out of Seven Stars, next right to Scribes, double back to Cathedral Square, turn righ before Buttermarket, cross over High Street, Ha! Ha! Bar! on left, Alberry's on right, Three Tuns Straight ahead, contine down Castle street, take left after park to White Hart, contine towards city wall, through westagate gardens, cross bridge, turn right to Round House, at 11 o clock, leave Round House turning right where you will automatically join Queue for the club! (Take some bottles from Round House to keep you going!)
(suggested by Alex - [email protected])
start at Warren Street Tube - Prince of Wales Feathers, good beer, well priced, v.nice staff. Walk down Whitfield St to Carpenters Arms, Pool Table, Big Screen, Cheap offers. Cross over into Charlotte Street, head south Jamies (don't go there) over Goodge Street. Northumberland Arms good food. Carry on Charlotte St into the Fitzroy Tavern. Good oldyworldy pub,lots of history very cheap Sam Smiths boozer. Move over to Rathbone Place and the Marquis of Granby for a pint then down to Oxford Street. Head over into SOHO Square then find loadss of pubs and get ratted
(suggested by ian - [email protected])
Here's what we R.A.T.S. visit while in Bath. (In no particular order) ... (1st) 'Lambrettas' ... (2nd) 'Volunteer Rifleman' ... (3rd) 'Couer de Lion' ... (4th) 'Old Green Tree' ... (5th) 'The Bell' ... (6th) 'The Star Inn'. All well worth a visit, but if you only have time for one call, PLEASE DO go to the 'Star Inn', 23 the Vineyards, Off the Paragon, you won't be disappointed. Dave - Sec-RAT-ary - R.A.T.S. �
(suggested by Dave Jones)
highgate to hampstead start off in the prince of wales in highgate, then on to the flask, the gatehouse, spaniards inn, hollybush, ye old white bear, wells tavern
(suggested by jasper watts)
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