itineraryguide.com » beer http://www.itineraryguide.com Travel Blog Tue, 07 Sep 2010 10:13:00 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Last Oktoberfest for smokers http://www.itineraryguide.com/last-oktoberfest-for-smokers/ http://www.itineraryguide.com/last-oktoberfest-for-smokers/#comments Mon, 05 Jul 2010 11:02:00 +0000 http://www.itineraryguide.com/last-oktoberfest-for-smokers/ Forbidden …

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]]> http://www.itineraryguide.com/czech-out-the-prices-in-brno/feed/ 0 A campsite fit for a king – at a pauper’s price http://www.itineraryguide.com/a-campsite-fit-for-a-king-at-a-paupers-price/ http://www.itineraryguide.com/a-campsite-fit-for-a-king-at-a-paupers-price/#comments Fri, 14 May 2010 09:22:00 +0000 itineraryguide http://www.itineraryguide.com/a-campsite-fit-for-a-king-at-a-paupers-price/ They do things differently on tiny Piel Island – the pub landlord is the king, and he lets visitors pitch anywhere in his kingdom for free Camping special: see tomorrow’s Saturday Travel I caught my first sight of Piel island a year ago.

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]]> http://www.itineraryguide.com/a-campsite-fit-for-a-king-at-a-paupers-price/feed/ 0 Food & drink picks of the week http://www.itineraryguide.com/food-drink-picks-of-the-week/ http://www.itineraryguide.com/food-drink-picks-of-the-week/#comments Fri, 07 May 2010 23:14:56 +0000 itineraryguide http://www.itineraryguide.com/food-drink-picks-of-the-week/ The Works, Sowerby Bridge The Works would rather pour beer away than serve any of its nine guest ales in anything less than the most tip-top of condition. In fact, there are no chips on the (serviceable, homecooked) food menu, because, insists owner Sara-Jo Cooper, fat globules from the fryer would get into the air, and flatten nearby beer. So far, so anal, in a corner of Calderdale, West Yorkshire, where they take their beer very seriously indeed

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