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BS: Worried about the Bull?

05 Sep 10 - 02:16 PM (#2980485)
Subject: BS: Worried about the Bull?
From: greg stephens

Not in the least, personally. Surprised nobody's thought of Fallon....but they can be very slow in Borsetshire.


05 Sep 10 - 02:26 PM (#2980489)
Subject: RE: BS: Worried about the Bull?
From: gnu

Give us a hint, eh?


05 Sep 10 - 02:50 PM (#2980511)
Subject: RE: BS: Worried about the Bull?
From: Manitas_at_home

The one in Ambridge?


05 Sep 10 - 02:58 PM (#2980516)
Subject: RE: BS: Worried about the Bull?
From: greg stephens

Are there any others?


05 Sep 10 - 03:52 PM (#2980550)
Subject: RE: BS: Worried about the Bull?
From: Sorcha

Sorry, but LOTS out here in Wyoming.....they more of less do the 'free range' thing.

Clues please.


05 Sep 10 - 04:13 PM (#2980566)
Subject: RE: BS: Worried about the Bull?
From: John MacKenzie

Ian and Adam will take it over, change the name to The Queen's Head, and make it into a Ghastro-pub


05 Sep 10 - 04:18 PM (#2980569)
Subject: RE: BS: Worried about the Bull?
From: vectis

Hope she gives Fallon her half as the youngster wants it to succeed.
For furriners "The Archers"


05 Sep 10 - 04:33 PM (#2980571)
Subject: RE: BS: Worried about the Bull?
From: greg stephens

Now it's all mapped out for the next ten years by Vanessa Whitburn. Fallon's band upstairs every weekend, plus old blues records nights with her very unconvincing father. Jazzer on and off.Everybody discussing how they are feeling about each other.


05 Sep 10 - 04:52 PM (#2980577)
Subject: RE: BS: Worried about the Bull?
From: VirginiaTam

not in the least... I stopped listening after about a year moving to the UK.

for the confused see The Archers


06 Sep 10 - 01:53 AM (#2980749)
Subject: RE: BS: Worried about the Bull?
From: ChanteyLass

Thank you, Vectis and VirginiaTam, for clearing that up. Until seeing your info about The Archers, I wondered if you meant The Bull Inn in Rippingale, Bourne. My longtime pen-pal, her husband, and I had a wonderful dinner there a few years ago before I departed for a week in London followed by a return to the US on the QM2 during her inaugural year (lucky enough to book a highly discounted package rate). I know they have gone back on special occasions and enjoyed it again. When we ate there, it was my treat, and since her husband was an Aussie, I chose an Aussie wine which we all liked. I think the waitstaff was bemused buy our accents: UK-Surrey, Aus-Sidney, US-New England. If you are ever near Bourne . . .