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Mowing Forward
25/04/2011
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By longing backwards
With old school coffee drinking
Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour
Ale, April 2011, Beer, Penarth, Trains
Looking Forward
25/04/2011
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By going backwards
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| An early morning | To Penarth Central | |
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| A new coffee shop, Coffee #1 | And then onto | |
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| Honey Sucker Blonde – Newmans – 5.0% ABV – B+ | Gaul Stone – Lymestone Brewery – 5.5% ABV – 5.% ABV – B | |
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| An old classic, now brewed in Wales. |
On an early train (stupid o’clock)
Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour
Ale, Beer, Coffee #1, Penarth, Wetherspoons
Mainly Repeats
22/04/2011
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Happy Good Friday
With vouchers
Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour
Ale, April 2011, Beer, Ernest Willows
Gave Up Half Way
10/04/2011
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Sunny
The train was a bus
Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour
Ale, April 2011, Beer, Beer Festival, Cardiff, Ernest Willows, Wetherspoons
Mainly Ponty
09/04/2011
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I closed my eyes
To Boston
Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour
Ale, April 2011, Beer, Beer Festival, Otley, Pontypridd, Wetherspoons
Guest Lady
02/04/2011
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The End
In The Tumble
Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour
Ale, Beer, Beer Festival, Pontypridd, Tumble Inn, Wetherspoons, Work
It was long
30/03/2011
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Good to have a VPN
And the Voda brothers
Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour
Ale, Beer, Beer Festival, Ernest Willows, March 2011, Wetherspoons
Frosty but light
19/03/2011
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Spring?
I think so
Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour
Ale, Beer Festival, March 2011, Wetherspoons
Once a year
09/03/2011
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It was light
and it didn’t rain
Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour
Ale, Beer, Ernest Willows, March 2011, South Wales, Wetherspoons
Off to Abergavenny
08/03/2011
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Late trains
Good recovery
Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour
Abergavenny, Ale, Arriva Trains Wales, Beer, March 2011, Wetherspoons
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