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    I think I can claim to have had a drink in 17 counties. Quite surprised it is so many!!

    Sadly I've never been to the White Post Inn, where it is supposedly possible to have a drink in both Dorset & Somerset within the same pub.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave M View Post
    I think I can claim to have had a drink in 17 counties. Quite surprised it is so many!!

    Sadly I've never been to the White Post Inn, where it is supposedly possible to have a drink in both Dorset & Somerset within the same pub.
    And lager doesn't count, so you have drank in 1 county
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    Quote Originally Posted by Soup Dragon View Post
    And lager doesn't count, so you have drank in 1 county
    That's not fair! If I strip out lager/cider from my youth and only count real beer then I think I'm down to 5.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave M View Post

    Sadly I've never been to the White Post Inn, where it is supposedly possible to have a drink in both Dorset & Somerset within the same pub.
    Curse you Dave, now you have reminded me about the Half Moon at Sheet

    http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/59767/

    One bar in Hampshire, other in West Sussex.

    I have been in there many years ago, looks like a repeat coming on mid Nov as I am up that way collecting fruit trees from Blackmoor on A272

    Memo to self, take camera

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    Probally done about 20 plus all the Welsh and Edinburgh , my weak part is the east and south east , only really done London that way on .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Farway View Post
    Curse you Dave, now you have reminded me about the Half Moon at Sheet

    http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/59767/

    One bar in Hampshire, other in West Sussex.

    I have been in there many years ago, looks like a repeat coming on mid Nov as I am up that way collecting fruit trees from Blackmoor on A272

    Memo to self, take camera
    Nothing compared to this pub..



    Before county boundaries changed in 1974, this pub used to have 4 counties meets each other inside the pub! They were Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Derbyshire and Leicestershire. There is counties boundary marker on celling in cellar.

    Now pubs sits entirely in Warwickshire.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hopwas View Post
    Now pubs sits entirely in Warwickshire.
    Thank Goodness, I am still trying to work out how to solve the placement of pubs in 2 counties

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    Just out of interest was there any reason for pubs being set astride county boundaries? One for Soups I think.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arwkrite View Post
    Just out of interest was there any reason for pubs being set astride county boundaries? One for Soups I think.
    Wasn't it something to do with different licencing benches and permitted hours, if one county closed at say 10 and the other at 10:30 everyone moved to one end of the bar and continued drinking.

    Another for the list was the Red Lion in West Dean, half in Hampshire, half in Wiltshire.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Conrad View Post
    Thank Goodness, I am still trying to work out how to solve the placement of pubs in 2 counties
    There is simple way to solve this problem.. check pub's postcode. Lets say if this pub is in Staffordhire and other in Warwickshire, if it got Staffordshire postcode then place it in Staffordshire section.

    What do you think?

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