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Walk Inspiration - Short Walks from Worcestershire Pubs
Pub - Dewdrop Inn, Timothy Taylor Landlord
This blog should have been called "Elgar's Birthplace and the Plough Inn, Upper Broadheath".
Then this happened.
Another one bites the dust |
Lamenting the loss of our heritage, we head off for a simple walk, showing where Elgar gained inspiration for his music - The Malvern Hills.
Outward Bounds |
Inward Bounds |
Nothing to report from the walk - no caches, bulls successfully restrained by fencing. We are simply making the most of the light evenings as they slowly fade away.
Post walk refreshment wise, we passed two untested pubs. It could have been the Bell. It was the Dewdrop.
Dewdrop Inn, Lower Broadheath |
Timothy Taylor and Sonia's new love of Italian Lagers |
Where the Crown has failed, the Dewdrop has succeeded. They've converted the land into a small hotel, which was doing a decent trade with Worcester based business men who wanted something more for their dollar than a travelodge. The restaurant looked superb.
Beer wise - real ale conundrum and forced to choose between two favourites. I can get Wye Valley HPA from my local, so I went Yorkshire.
£8.45 for two pints must also help with keeping a business afloat.
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