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10-01-2014, 15:12
Visit The Pub Curmudgeon site (http://pubcurmudgeon.blogspot.com/2014/01/flippin-heck.html)
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The local CAMRA magazine Opening Times has now been made available online in “flippable” form – you can see the January 2014 issue here (http://issuu.com/davidhanson5/docs/352_jan_14_for_web). You can read my deathless prose on Page 5; other highlights are the write-up of the rather disappointing Didsbury stagger on Page 7 by some bloke who may or may not be connected with me, and the rather poignant description of the history and closure of the Tiviot in Stockport on Page 15.
While obviously I have a vested interest, I think it’s a very good publication as such magazines go, with a clean, uncluttered layout, a range of voices from a wide variety of contributors, and a welcome absence of a strident, hectoring tone (looks in the general direction of Preston).
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The local CAMRA magazine Opening Times has now been made available online in “flippable” form – you can see the January 2014 issue here (http://issuu.com/davidhanson5/docs/352_jan_14_for_web). You can read my deathless prose on Page 5; other highlights are the write-up of the rather disappointing Didsbury stagger on Page 7 by some bloke who may or may not be connected with me, and the rather poignant description of the history and closure of the Tiviot in Stockport on Page 15.
While obviously I have a vested interest, I think it’s a very good publication as such magazines go, with a clean, uncluttered layout, a range of voices from a wide variety of contributors, and a welcome absence of a strident, hectoring tone (looks in the general direction of Preston).
More... (http://pubcurmudgeon.blogspot.com/2014/01/flippin-heck.html)