Archive for the ‘Sussex’ Category
Brighton Sea Power
Feb 24th, 2011 |
Had an enjoyable trip to Brighton to see British Sea Power at Komedia – a venue in the North Laines area of Brighton. But of course it wouldn’t be a proper trip to Brighton without taking in some pubs. See an earlier post for a description of a Brighton pub crawl.
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Evening Pub Crawl of Lewes – Part 3
Dec 9th, 2009 |
Harveys Brewery, Lewes
This is the third post in a series featuring a pub crawl that Jon and I undertook recently around Lewes in East Sussex. It features the last couple of pubs we visited – the Lewes Arms and the Brewers Arms. You can visit the previous two posts:
- Arrival in Lewes, and the Harvey’s brewery
- The Dorset Arms, the Gardners Arms and the John Harvey Tavern
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Evening Pub Crawl of Lewes – Part 2
Dec 7th, 2009 |
Jon and I had a pub crawl in Lewes one evening recently. The first post covered arrival in Lewes and the brewery. This second part covers the first few pubs we visited – the Dorset Arms, the Gardeners Arms and the John Harvey Tavern. A third page covers the Lewes Arms and the Brewers Arms
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Evening Pub Crawl of Lewes – Part 1
Dec 3rd, 2009 |
Recently, Jon and I took an evening trip to Lewes for a bit of a crawl round the pubs. We’d been to Brighton for the evening many times before and wanted a change so Lewes was selected – partly because of our love of Harvey’s beers. A quick glance at our Southern Railway timetables showed that although the trains from London to Lewes were not as frequent as to Brighton, they were still just as quick.
I’d been to Lewes before but never drunk there – not even on bonfire night which they take very seriously in Lewes. The town itself is a really attractive traditional old town – well worth a visit for things other than pubs.
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An Evening Out In Brighton
Jul 16th, 2009 |
Most of my beer drinking takes place in London after work or occasionally in Woking where I live. But just now and again it’s worth getting away somewhere different for an evening.
With a slightly earler departure from work and a bit of time invested on a train you can be in many interesting places. Using the discount available with an annual gold card is useful too.
Late last week it was Brighton’s turn and I’d like to share with you my mini pub crawl of 3 real ale pubs in the seaside city. The crawl doesn’t take you far from the station, and in fact nowhere near the sea but the sound of the seagulls will reassure you that it’s over there somewhere.
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