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mhaggy

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ale walks
« on: 21:35:23, 04/09/15 »
walking near chipping norton visiting hook norton brewery love me real ale any other real ale brewers on a walk worth visiting  :)
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phil1960

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Re: ale walks
« Reply #1 on: 21:44:12, 04/09/15 »
Try the real ale ramble around Llanwrtyd Wells  O0
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phil1960

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Re: ale walks
« Reply #2 on: 21:46:00, 04/09/15 »
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mhaggy

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Re: ale walks
« Reply #3 on: 21:48:12, 04/09/15 »
sounds good    :)   any real ale suggestions  and  there weird names
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phil1960

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Re: ale walks
« Reply #4 on: 21:55:34, 04/09/15 »
Just close your eyes and neck it is my advice, I'm not much of a drinker at all but Llanwrtyd is a hive of outdoors activities and a great night on New Years Eve so you can't help but get into the party mood  O0
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Surfer99

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Re: ale walks
« Reply #5 on: 22:13:30, 04/09/15 »
Going on a ale walk tomorrow night, probaly a slightly different one to that in the link  :D
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mhaggy

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« Reply #6 on: 22:14:54, 04/09/15 »
 O0
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phil1960

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Re: ale walks
« Reply #7 on: 22:17:33, 04/09/15 »
Here's a link to a walk we did in the area last year http://www.walkingforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=28659.0
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mhaggy

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Re: ale walks
« Reply #8 on: 20:46:37, 05/09/15 »
did the walk fantastic brewery sampled the ale great walk finished off with a swim at chipping norton lido very refreshing    ;D
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midweekmountain

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Re: ale walks
« Reply #9 on: 09:27:54, 05/10/15 »
My fave ale walk is to 'train' it out to Marsden in the the Pennines and do a short circuit based on the Pennine Way then do the 'real ale rail trail' back home.

There are real ale pubs on or near every station on the way back, best time for this is back end Nov/Dec its great fun.
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fernman

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Re: ale walks
« Reply #10 on: 11:05:52, 05/10/15 »
Marlow Brewery in an old farm at Marlow Bottom is in a lovely part of the Chilterns for walks. Their Rebellion beer is tops.
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midweekmountain

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« Reply #11 on: 12:41:50, 05/10/15 »
As I don't drink and drive ale walks always involve public transport, as I can't abide buses this normally means trains, which of course have toilets on them.

So another of our rail ale walks is round Knaresborough, and I am guessing there must be a good ale walk round settle area but never done it.
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mananddog

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Re: ale walks
« Reply #12 on: 15:54:28, 05/10/15 »
When I did JOGLE I went to about 50 pubs with real ale in 60 days. I can recommend it! O0
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mhaggy

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« Reply #13 on: 16:02:57, 05/10/15 »
fair play that looks thirsty work  ;D
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mananddog

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« Reply #14 on: 07:46:58, 06/10/15 »
Just checked my JOGLE diary - I visited 55 real ale pubs in 60 days. Not that I am a drunkard - hic!
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