TD in London - ROYAL ALBERT HALL - 1st APRIL 2010

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bigdaveh wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:Some feedback and thoughts would be welcomed when you feel ready,if not happy feel free to organise something else............
CJ the pub seems fine and no matter what some1 does there will always be some1 not happy. But rock on. :D
Cheers Dave. Its looks spot on for a pre-concert fan meet where plenty of room good ales and food are important,as i said i am just suggesting it and dont want the kiddie paddy moods of the past,if people dont like it then they can organise something else.
I feel you need a place to suit everyone's pocket,and sipping £12 cocktails and eating dim-sum and sushi at £20 a throw is not my idea of fun and i am sure everyone's wallets are suffering a little these days :wink:
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epsilon75 wrote:
bigdaveh wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:Some feedback and thoughts would be welcomed when you feel ready,if not happy feel free to organise something else............
CJ the pub seems fine and no matter what some1 does there will always be some1 not happy. But rock on. :D
Cheers Dave. Its looks spot on for a pre-concert fan meet where plenty of room good ales and food are important,as i said i am just suggesting it and dont want the kiddie paddy moods of the past. If people dont like it then they can organise something else.
I feel you need a place to suit everyone's pocket,and sipping £12 cocktails and eating dim-sum and sushi at £20 a throw is not my idea of fun and i am sure everyone's wallets are suffering a little these days :wink:
Well I for 1 appreciate all you and others do for the rest of the fans pre concert enjoyment :!: :!: :D :D
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Would also like to point out that the "Anglesea" has a terrace for those who like a smoke :)
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epsilon75 wrote:Would also like to point out that the "Anglesea" has a terrace for those who like a smoke :)
:D :D The Anglsea sounds A1 Col. Put me and Debs on the list of attendees, mate 8) 8) 8) :wink: :arrow:
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prophetfive wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:Would also like to point out that the "Anglesea" has a terrace for those who like a smoke :)
:D :D The Anglsea sounds A1 Col. Put me and Debs on the list of attendees, mate 8) 8) 8) :wink: :arrow:
Just looked on goggle best put my best bib and tucker on for the area :!: :lol:
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prophetfive wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:Would also like to point out that the "Anglesea" has a terrace for those who like a smoke :)
:D :D The Anglsea sounds A1 Col. Put me and Debs on the list of attendees, mate 8) 8) 8) :wink: :arrow:
Cheers Ron. I think it only fair that others take a look and have a say on the venue before a list is compiled,if there is satisfactory feedback then we can go ahead.

IMO its a realistic location that will suit everyone's pocket.........
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epsilon75 wrote:
prophetfive wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:Would also like to point out that the "Anglesea" has a terrace for those who like a smoke :)
:D :D The Anglsea sounds A1 Col. Put me and Debs on the list of attendees, mate 8) 8) 8) :wink: :arrow:
Cheers Ron. I think it only fair that others take a look and have a say on the venue before a list is compiled,if there is satisfactory feedback then we can go ahead.

IMO its a realistic location that will suit everyone's pocket.........
:D :D Agreed, mate. :wink: :arrow:
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put me and maryanne down for the fan meet. the venue for the fan meet looks like just the ticket for a pre concert fan meet,and like you say its not to far frm the R.A.H. :roll: gazz collins TD BA yorkshire division :roll:

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We're with you, Colin. The pub looks spot on. Marilyn and I will be coming down for this one. Note that I am still tingling and shaking in anticipation.
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epsilon75 wrote:Route Map

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CJ can you run the list? if it's ok I'll keep a running total on my blog
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epsilon75 wrote:Route Map

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Click on MAP VIEW :wink: A nice straight walk :D
STAGGER :!: :!: :!: :roll:
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Wondering if my TD at the RAH ticket from the 70's is still valid :P
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bigdaveh wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:Route Map

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Click on MAP VIEW :wink: A nice straight walk :D
STAGGER :!: :!: :!: :roll:
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The Anglesea Arms is a lovely pub - probably my favourite in the area - but it is about a 20 minute walk to RAH plus is not very big inside (nice forecourt garden though). There is a proper restaurant in the back which used to be one of the best in London, but has gone down hill a bit recently.

The nearest 'huddle' of pubs to RAH are on Gloucester Road - where there is a choice of three... the Gloucester Arms, which ususally has a couple of real ales on, does a bar menu and is ten minutes from RAH but is a bit ordinary. There's a bigger one opposite this which keeps changing its name (not sure what it's called now, but it used to be the 'Black Widow' and was a gothic themed pub...)

This one's probably my fave though: The Builder's Arms
http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/ ... Kensington
- a little harder to find but with an upstairs room we could have for ourselves. Good food and beer too, and would probably get my vote when considering size, location and beer altogether...
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