Guth
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A statue in Chamonix, France with what I believe is Mt. Blanc in the background.
Guth
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I became very passionate about beer as a young man and was brewing my own back in the 1980s as good ales were nearly impossible to find in Texas (where I was living) at that time. So dropping in on some pubs was high on my list of priorities when visiting London. This is the Prospect of Whitby — one of London's oldest pubs.
Guth
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Sorry for the very dark image. Inside the rustic confines of The Prospect of Whitby
Guth
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I was planning on shooting a street scene when I noticed this woman looking down upon Bill and I as we were walking past and chose to make her my subject instead.
Guth
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The Clarence — one of London's Free Houses, not associated with any one particular brewery as was the case with most pubs.
Guth
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Parking in Rome was nuts.
Guth
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As someone who has been accumulating vinyl LPs since the 1970s, I was pretty tickled to happen upon Tower Records in London.
Guth
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People and Pigeons gathering in London's Trafalgar Square
Guth
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A seemingly unfortunate outcome for this Fiat 500 as spotted in Rome.
Guth
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One last London Pub, The White Swan & Cuckoo.
More to come...
luuca
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Those type of "memories threads" are by a good margin the best threads of the whole forum.
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
Tower bridge in London.
chuckroast
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Fine memories. One of the many times I visited the UK on business in the 1990s, I was gifted a Burton Bitter towel by a friendly barkeep. It hangs with distinction in my darkroom. To this day, I have never found a better brew than an English bitter.