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However, it's worth checking out on a Thursday between 7pm and 11pm, when the house wine is halfprice, or even dandering in after a pleasant Sunday stroll along the promenade and rewarding yourself with the pounds 2 pint promo between 4pm and 6.
Your LIFE: HIP, HIP HOORAY IN HOLYWOOD; Liquid Lounge FOOD AND DRINK ... by The Mirror (London, England)
The neighbor has dropped by for a visit, but he waits till after-dinner prayers have been said before he announces his presence: "'A right-looking night'/ he might say, 'I was dandering by/ and says I, I might as well call.
Seamus Heaney: redistributing the field by Tillinghast, Richard / New Criterion
Byline: Robert Stewart DANDERING through the countryside in search of inspiration - well, a bar - certainly worked a treat this week.
Your LIFE: A TRUE STEP BACK IN TIME; FOOD AND DRINK PUB SPY / Robert ... by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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