The boozers of Hay on Wye
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RubberBuccaneer
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There's one on the edged of town called 'The Last in First out', i.e. from Wales to England. It's like a timewarp back to the 50's featuring Ales you'll never heard of, and probably won't again.
It usually looks closed but isn't.
There's plenty of others as well though in town - all nice.
If you're further afield , The Skirrid's nice, The Star in Talybont ( bring sleeping bag as they let you sleep it off on the floor )
It usually looks closed but isn't.
There's plenty of others as well though in town - all nice.
If you're further afield , The Skirrid's nice, The Star in Talybont ( bring sleeping bag as they let you sleep it off on the floor )
marty21
One on one? You're crazy.
citydreams
on the road again
RubberBuccaneer said:
very spooky though... even though it is Wales' oldest inn it was originally a court house where public hangings were common..
King Biscuit Time
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A word to the wise - even if you're popping out for a late night few beers - Take a rucksack!
You will start looking through the piles of old books left outside shops (esp. the ones in the little courtyard in front of the castle) with honesty boxes, and you'll find about 20 that you want and then you'll have to cart them back to wherever you're staying.
(Not so bad if you're staying in the town, I stayed in a campite up a steep hill just the other side of the Wye, and had to cart a load of books back!)
You will start looking through the piles of old books left outside shops (esp. the ones in the little courtyard in front of the castle) with honesty boxes, and you'll find about 20 that you want and then you'll have to cart them back to wherever you're staying.
(Not so bad if you're staying in the town, I stayed in a campite up a steep hill just the other side of the Wye, and had to cart a load of books back!)
marty21
One on one? You're crazy.
this place, maesyronen chapel, is about 3 or 4 miles from hay, a lung-bursting walk up a steep hill, the view from there is fantastic, it's an old picture, but we stayed in the chapel about 5 years ago, the chapel is still a working chapel, there's a cottage attached
RubberBuccaneer
Hedd Wyn
http://www.hay-on-wye.co.uk/paddles/index.htm
This is great and cheap, hire a canoe for 4 people drift down the river for a few hours, the moorings at a pub and the bloke collects you and drives you back to Hay.
p.s. if they ask you have done it before right
This is great and cheap, hire a canoe for 4 people drift down the river for a few hours, the moorings at a pub and the bloke collects you and drives you back to Hay.
p.s. if they ask you have done it before right
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