Better than ayers rock!

But only if you like rocks.

This is the aerial shot of the giants causeway on the north coast of northern Ireland.

Impressive stuff indeed!


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The crown bar... Belfast

Neck it and leg it ventures to northern Ireland this weekend. Guests of titanic tours, we take a trip to the colourful crown bar.

Tucked into cosy wooded stable like snugs, here we have a pint of Belfast ale. Not a bad pint, space flower enjoys a cork gin and tonic.

More bars and pints to follow!


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Before & after!

One for the photo album here. Memories of happy days.... I know it will be a while before I meet ram tam again!


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Ram taculous!

Saturday lunchtime down the Paris Gates/Shears in Halifax. Hard to find but worth it.

Clad in copper dragon signs but not a drop in sight.... Instead we hit real ale nirvana with 4, yes 4, ales from timothy Taylor plus 1 further ale, i think brewed by the Nook in Holmfirth but i could be wrong.

Pictured here is the excellent ram tam! God its a good pint!

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If all else fails

Down the navigation. Back to weapon of choice tonight, Timothy Taylor's Landlord.



Had a pint of brass monkey and dog father but just not my cup of tea.



If all else fails, the landlord never fails to impress.

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Yeah man....

The navigation , saddleworth. Now a few weeks ago, I had a pint millstones grain storm, was very good.



Saturday afternoon down the navie, we have another millstones pint, tiger rut.



Crystal clear blonde. Smells of cannabis, tastes of cannabis. Mine's a pint landlord!



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Fit blondes...

Arasaig, Scottish highlands, August bank holiday weekend. Raining.

Stumbled across the crofters bar, well not really stumbled, the only 'pub' I've seen yet.

Regional ales they hale... There's a distinct lack of handpulleds on the bar. Ah, the beers are in the fridge, where else?!?!

Here we have a bottle of hebridean gold ale. Made from porridge oats and malt ale. Its a bit too cold to give an honest opinion. It's a bit like a good looking blonde. Looks nice, just not much else to write home about.
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