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What counts as the West Country?

Idaho said:
Trowbridge is a shite-hole
Agreed x1000

and Devizes is quite pleasant
'tis not too bad a place. Not where you'd go for the most thriving night life (or any life really) but ok.

Why has no one mentioned Warminster - there's a right pus filled boil on the backside of the world.
 
Public transport is not great but don't know what you mean by a dodgy drug scene tbh :confused: Pretty normal range of shops for a small market town too, a few of the large chains plus lots of little local places.
 
felixthecat said:
Agreed x1000


'tis not too bad a place. Not where you'd go for the most thriving night life (or any life really) but ok.

Why has no one mentioned Warminster - there's a right pus filled boil on the backside of the world.

Nicer than Westbury.
 
ATOMIC SUPLEX said:
I used to live in Laura place by the rugby ground. I worked in Fodders when it first opened. I drank in the Bell then moved up to the Hat and Feather for later drinks.

The Hat & Feather has been transformed into some yupppie wine bar/gastro pub now, hasn't it?
 
gentlegreen said:
Much more contentious would be BS5/BS2 versus BS3 / further south.

Anyone who thinks BS3 is in any way cool is a muppet of the highest order

lol at the Bristol haterz on here (ie Idaho). Let them hate so long as they fear.
 
i'm in the west country at the moment, came down to bath to see the folks, had a drink in my fave pub - the green tree in green street, lovely boozer:cool:
 
marty21 said:
i'm in the west country at the moment, came down to bath to see the folks, had a drink in my fave pub - the green tree in green street, lovely boozer:cool:

Great pub:




From Extras tonight - "Inbreeding, sheepshagging and slavery - Bristol's famous for all sorts of things."
 
big eejit said:
Great pub:




From Extras tonight - "Inbreeding, sheepshagging and slavery - Bristol's famous for all sorts of things."
it is! we were sitting there, right by the entrance to the bar:)
 
marty21 said:
i'm in the west country at the moment, came down to bath to see the folks, had a drink in my fave pub - the green tree in green street, lovely boozer:cool:

Isn't it the smallest pub in britain or something?
 
ATOMIC SUPLEX said:
No hold on I think I am thinking of another.
the coeur de lion is much smaller, just up the road from the green tree, but i don't think that is the smallest pub in britain either
 
JTG said:
lol at the Bristol haterz on here (ie Idaho). Let them hate so long as they fear.
I don't hate the place. I think it's alright. But the way some people speak about it, it seems that they have stumbled into an entirely different place from the average, sprawling, inward-looking, oversized market town that I have always come across.
 
in bath today and i am going to the widcombe social club , possibly followed by the liberal club in larkhall, my dad likes his social clubs:)
 
marty21 said:
the coeur de lion is much smaller, just up the road from the green tree, but i don't think that is the smallest pub in britain either

I rememebr something in bath with a bar that could only get about three people in, a lounge with one (maybe two) tables, and a pool room that had a round table (because you needed to spin it to get into position).
 
ATOMIC SUPLEX said:
I rememebr something in bath with a bar that could only get about three people in, a lounge with one (maybe two) tables, and a pool room that had a round table (because you needed to spin it to get into position).
i used to go to a pub with a round table, not that far from laura place, the crown in bathwick, but it wasn't a small pub, it had two bars
 
Idaho said:
I don't hate the place. I think it's alright. But the way some people speak about it, it seems that they have stumbled into an entirely different place from the average, sprawling, inward-looking, oversized market town that I have always come across.

You're missing out then

*shrugs*
 
Cornwall's not Westcountry. Geographically we're too far South and culturally we're just separate :)

If anything we could be lumped in as the South West I s'pose
 
madzone said:
Cornwall's not Westcountry. Geographically we're too far South and culturally we're just separate :)

If anything we could be lumped in as the South West I s'pose
You try too hard :D
 
madzone said:
Cornwall's not Westcountry. Geographically we're too far South and culturally we're just separate :)

If anything we could be lumped in as the South West I s'pose
As a Plymouthian :rolleyes:
 
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