Chasing straight numbers is becoming unchallenging, so I shall start with a target of visiting 100 reviewless pubs and 100 pictureless pubs (or indeed, both) and see how that goes.
On a general basis, get some of the trailing counties up the table - there are too many below 40% reviews, and that's ignoring the new offshore ones.
And on a personal basis, achieve 50% reviewed in at least one county, hopefully two (and I won't cheat by going to Sark and Herm!)
On leaving the bar, I felt a strong blow to the back of my head. Turning round, I discovered it was the pavement
Essex looks a good bet for whacking over 50%, a day out in the Braintree area would crack it.Originally Posted by Pangolin
Is Ulster in your sights? I would be surprised if the data is even complete for places like Armagh and Tyrone. Ulster really needs someone residing there. When I was doing the JDWs the ferry to Belfast was 8 hours as opposed to 4 to Dublin.
Somewhere on the 'list' but not a great priority at present. 12 hours plus by train/boat is not attractive; cheap flights a possibility except Stansted is dire to get to for me. One day perhaps.
On leaving the bar, I felt a strong blow to the back of my head. Turning round, I discovered it was the pavement
Collecting new pubs in York is getting increasingly difficult as it's very well trodden ground.
However during 2 days there I managed to net 5 new ones to start off the new year.
A pub is for life not just for Christmas
I'm looking forward to visiting the Brew York place at weekend, that's if I can make it past York TapCollecting new pubs in York is getting increasingly difficult as it's very well trodden ground.
However during 2 days there I managed to net 5 new ones to start off the new year.
Had a couple of pints in Brew York on Sunday and a pint in York Tap on Monday!I'm looking forward to visiting the Brew York place at weekend, that's if I can make it past York Tap
A pub is for life not just for Christmas
11 new places for me in January, which is better than I was expecting. I'm not going to set any specific targets for the year, but I do find it interesting to keep track.
A flying start thanks to a return to Cambridge - 32.
'Beer is for all day, not just for breakfast'.
On 24 for January, which is more than I expected to be honest. This will be a slow month though...
I am a salmon !!
Only managed one in January, but managed five new amongst the regular must do's today in Brighton, so six to date but have set no targets this year, what will be will be.
"Everybody's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer."
-W.C.Fields
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