In message <313030303337333348C2FB1A36@zetnet.co.uk> David Jackson <dijackson@zetnet.co.uk> wrote: The message <YKUXXWYaktwIFA5l@perry.co.uk> from Roland Perry <roland@perry.co.uk> contains these words: The lager I most associated with Manchester was Grunhalle, although it was actually from Warrington. "Brewed" by Greenalls - Green Hall=Grunhalle. They also

On 28 Jan, 18:14, alansplodge <a...@tolmers.org.uk> wrote: We had a bit of a hard time when my fellow Leyton Scouter and I did our Summer ML Assesment the year before last. We decided to do both training and assesment at Plas-y-Brenin despite the expense Ah rich buggers eh! :-) (But I did the same many, many years ago....) and the Training course was a really good experience

David Jackson <dijackson@zetnet.co.uk> wrote: The message <21k0f39g6ivv7jqrviun90e47mge517mqp@4ax.com> from The Good Doctor <nospam@googlemail.com> contains these words: I hope their Vodka (Vladivar?) was better than their beers. A lot better. Can't say. I used to drink whisky. It must have been better than the beer - remember Festival Bitter? Luckily my local pub knew

John B <spam@johnband.org> wrote: On 18 Sep, 23:25, The Good Doctor <nos...@googlemail.com> wrote: I seem to remember that Grünhalle was brewed in Jersey. Unlike their Wodka from Varrington... I hope their Vodka (Vladivar?) was better than their beers. A lot better. If they were the makers of Vladivar, it really, really wasn't. *shudder* Just like