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If you tell me that you know of a place more glorious or meaningful than that of Britain's historic pubs, then I, quite simply, won't believe you.

@BritainsPubs
Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese, 145 Fleet St, #London, #EC4A 🍻

We live in a dying world simply because the majority of people have become so used to blaming the gun instead of the shooter.

You know you're in an abusive relationship when the Mrs refuses to send you a raunchy nude.

#MenMatter

That's what SHE said..

@BritainsPubs

Bollox to Harry Potter

I've encountered a few women in my life who've been so affected by feminism that, despite attracting a great deal of men, will always be alone.

The Gallions Hotel and Albert Dock - Basin Approach, #London, #E16 ⚓️

Join us as we visit what were the largest docks in the world in order to discuss one of its few remaining buildings of historical worth. #Britian and her empire depended on the very shipping that was being carried out within east London's Docklands. Not only were the greatest minds involved in their construction and maintenance, but so too were a great many of our ancestors who worked the docks or sailed the ships. This pub/hotel is one of many important locations within the expansive Docklands that once spread from the end of East London all the way to the riverbanks of the city.

Join us on #YouTube for a host of episodes covering Britain's lost and living pubs. https://youtu.be/FQy3PwC4cAs?si=YMIQrstJQ-L5O4Cr

🎥 @ChelseaDan5
🎙 @VinnieSull1van

I am genuinely astonished that China has not noticed the obvious pattern behind the communist takeover of their nation and the destruction of their history.

Ducale Palace, Mantua 🇮🇹

Whitechapel Bell Foundry, #London, 1969

The City Arms pub, which once sat at 5 Little Saffron Hill in #London, was a historic pub that was demolished. It was located in the area that was later renamed Herbal Hill after the herbalist, John Gerard. The pub was part of the area that was known for its slums, as mentioned in Oliver Twist. #RIP

Quintessential England.

A reality I know all too well is the gut-churning feeling that nothing will ever feel, or be the same again.

#RIP Rick Mayall, one of the honest, sincere and talented few to cross our screens who died from a heart attack after a morning run on 9 June 2014 at his home in Barnes, #London.

Great North Road, New Barnet, 1950s