Cranwell ..... Best Boozers
Not ever having been stationed at Cranwell, but now leaving nearby. What are the best pubs in the area??
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A cab to Lincoln..
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... and another one back.
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The Marquess of Granby in Wellingore
The King's Head in Navenby The Brownlow Arms in Hough-on-the-Hill |
Whatever happened to the Stable Bar at that pub which shall remain nameless.......
Seem to remember the Houblon near Barkston wasn't bad. Neither was that nice little pub in Rauceby. Or the Red Lion at Caythorpe, the Bell in Coleby and many others - but nothing in Cranwell village. |
The Willerby Arms at Leadenham - good beer and wholesome food.
The Brownlow Arms is no longer a pub - more is the pity. The managament changed a couple of years ago and it is now a furniture/antiques emporium. |
An hour and a quarter on the train and you can get to All Bar One and Tiger Tiger!
Getting back may be a problem, but don't let logistics interfere with Ops. . |
The Red Lion at caythorpe. Not sure; they are not very keen on kids which is a handicap for a swift lunchtime pint when I have 3 year old Fifi in tow.
Best thing about caythorpe though is the church that has Thunderbird 3 perched ontop. I told the kids that it was part of a top secret British star wars project, camouflaging the missile as a chuch steeple a perfect bit of british ingenuity T3 website |
Some would perhaps consider a reluctance to permit rugrats in the pub to be a plus point rather than a drawback!
Of course, it all depends on the parents. |
Well done FEBA on the most useful thread on this forum in ages. ..
Got to go with the Houblon vote really. |
Ooh!
Ears pricked Starting 5 -month course at Crandlitz in Jul...keep the suggestions coming. Past experience has been the joint cab into Lincoln, followed by the stream of single cabs coming back in the small hours, seperated by 15 mins!!!! Some occupants covered in makeup, some in chilli sauce! |
Has Sleaford improved ? I remember all those nights in Millers desperately trying to cop off with the then DDIOTs daughters. Still, it was the best that Sleaford had to offer (Millers that is, not the daughters...)
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Yes - it now has a by-pass!
$odding awful place second only to Grantham in hideousness.... |
detgnome, ah DDIOTs daughters! such memories! Lucy and Anna wasnt it? And the pair of 15 yr old twins that ended up in York House on more than one occasion....;)
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No, Sleaford hasn't improved.
Agree with all the above pubs. Bell at Coleby, Red Lion at Newton, Tally Ho on the A15 south of Sleaford, pub in Allington whose name I forget! |
Come on Guys... What about Flicks?!
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Does that flea-pit 'The Sleaford Picturedrome' still exist? Used to be near the railway station.
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Sleaford and Grantham should really be in Belgium (Sussex ah Sussex). As for rug rats; well coming from a military background the kids are marched in an orderly fashion sat down quietly in the corner of a bar. The only murmer from them is when they wish to discuss the lack of WMD or whether we should join the Euro ...... usual kids stuff, which I encourage of course.
FEBA |
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Are you sure about the Brownlow Arms being a furniture emporium? A couple of years ago it was one of the best restaurants in the Cranditz area, and run by a couple of super people. BFB |
BEagle's Sleaford picture emporium is now that well known nightclub Flicks.
Brownlow Arms going down the tubes - sold a couple of years ago to be a restaurant (miserable) and is indeed now a furniture shop. Paul & Lorraine now run the Willoughby Arms in Leadenham - worth a visit |
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