HW Hawkfest Transport

[motherfitzpatrick at BTOPENWORLD.COM]

Nice-one mate.
    We'll definately check it out then. Didn't know that biker-pubs still existed ! The one I used to go to in York ( Where I'm from originally ) was turned into a business man's lunch-pub.
I trust it's got a good dukebox ???
Sam...

>  from:    StevePXR5 at AOL.COM
>  date:    Tue, 05 Aug 2003 19:33:04
>  to:      BOC-L at LISTSERV.ISPNETINC.NET
>  subject: Re: HW Hawkfest Transport
>
> In a message dated 05/08/03 07:12:09 GMT Daylight Time,
> motherfitzpatrick at BTOPENWORLD.COM writes:
>
> > Nice idea, however we've got two children ( including a rather large
> > 3-wheeled pushchair ) and a dog ! So a whole black-cab will be needed.
> > Might well drop into one of the pubs anyway to feed hungry-husband!
>
>
> Well it's the Dog & Partridge for you then as it's child, and dog, friendly.
>
> When you come off the train, I think you have to leave by the side entrance
> as the main one is shut.  Was last time I went anyhow.
>
> So it's out the side entrance, cross the zebra crossing ant turn left.
> You'll find yourselves on the main road that is Fishergate.  Cross the road
> at the lights and continue straight on down Corporation Street.
>
> You'll see Office World.  Continue to the sign for the Office World carpark,
> turn right and walk through it.  Straight on past the Trophy Centre and the
> Italian restauraunts (if you can) there's a bus stop ahead of you.
> Turn left here and there it is.
>
> 5 minutes maximum on foot.
>
> It's a bikers pub with a really good bunch of people in there, good beer and
> good food.  A tip though... avoid the curry.  It's good, but it's daaaamn hot!
>
> Unfortunately I won't be there to meet you as we set off in the taxi at 11
> ish.
> Say Alice Cooper Steve told you about it, and give Conrad a bit of stick for
> me.  He's the one with the spikey dyed black hair behind the bar... calls me
> Granddad :-)
>
> Enjoy, and see you at the fest.
>
> Steve.