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mb06 2025 Unplugged
Badly lit, poor sound. The late Summer Bank Holiday Weekend in Chippenham.
20250824 mb06 Day 02 Wrap
What happened on the second day of mb06 2025
Semi sleep in and it was already hot when I left the Travelodge. Luckily The Bridge House was back open. Police bringing drunks in to get served and a fresh cask of Plum Porter. A gentle afternoon in The Waverley with a fan.
mb03 2025 Unplugged
Me, early mornings, back from the pub afternoons and video of food during mb03 in Chippenham.
20250420 mb03 Day 02 Wrap
Just because it’s sunny doesn’t mean it isn’t cold. Cans in The Bridge House and a Sunny afternoon in The Waverley. Upon leave it was looking rather grey.
20250419 mb03 Day 01 Wrap
Of course it was a rainy start to this Easter Beano. Costa now opens at 07:00, which is a plus. Spoons was rather quiet early on, probably due to it being a wet Easter. Missing Top Plates. The Prince of Wales was Great. Great Welcome, Great Beers and Great Clientele.
mb02 2025 Unplugged
Me, early mornings, back from the pub afternoons and video of food during mb02 in Hereford.
20250309 mb02 Day 02 Wrap
Another sunny start to the day. Emergency heating in The Kings Fee. Lady brewed Festival Ales. The Jam Factory with Ludlow. Red Azvex
Heated Spoons and Liverpool
The heating must have failed in The Kings Fee. A large fan heater sounding like a jet engine was deployed. More female brewed Festival Ales and a large Full English. Jam Factory and then The Hereford Beer House. German, begian and then very fruity from Liverpool.
20250308 mb02 Day 01 Wrap
Reformatting an SD card to start the day. Then a surprisingly light journey. An easy day on the knee and two 5.5% Fest Ales. The Filled Rolls are back and it was Rugby and discussions in The Hereford Beer House.
20250308 Prelude mb02 Hereford March 2025
Well, for reasons mainly. It’s good to be back in Hereford and Plus One. The Knee is nearly nominal again. I have a money off voucher for the Beer House and The Spoons Spring Beer Festival is on. All that and a warm dry weather forecast.
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