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Walk Inspiration - Jarrold Book 33, Walk 10
This was well worth the journey. Beautiful walk, architecturally interesting pub with beer quality only matched by the Sunday Lunch.
It was that good.
We start at the Castle in Edgehill. First the history - Edgehill was the scene of the first battle of the English Civil War in 1642. 100 years later, Sanderson Miller commissioned a tower to commemorate the anniversary.
That tower is now a pub. The website claims there is no more unusual or with better views. They may be right, but I have been to Manchester's Temple Bar (a converted Victorian toilet) and drank in the Brewers Arms in Malvern - winner of best pub with a view.
Architectural Oddity that is the Castle, Edge Hill |
Guide Dog in Training Joy, taking a break from Squirrel Hunting |
Warwickshire Below |
You have to be there! |
Summer Time Drinking |
The food was exceptional as well. Sometimes in life you get what you pay for. Having phoned and checked it was dog friendly, I shared the link to their menu with Mrs M. Next door heard her shout "£17 for a Sunday Lunch!"
The service and quality fully deserved it.
Even if Mappiman finances dictated pudding sharing.
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