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September 2nd 2019
Published: September 2nd 2019
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What Twice Brewed is not on the blog site map! Believe me we are at Twice Brewed. Great name and one of my favourite places. Story has it that the Roman Army was camped here and part of their payment was paid in provisions (beer) but the beer was not strong enough and they refused to go on until it was brewed again, that is twice brewed. Today there’s a brew house immediately adjacent to the pu... Read Full Entry



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Another trip of a lifetime! How many ‘trips of a lifetime’ can I have? I'm walking the Pennine Way in England and Scotland, driving from Edinburgh down to London then training through France and Spain through Northern Morocco to Marrakech before heading back to Madrid. From there a few days in Doha on the way home. ... full info
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The ‘vallum’ clearly obvious here.The ‘vallum’ clearly obvious here.
The ‘vallum’ clearly obvious here.
On Hadrian’s Wall, out in the wind and in a good mood.On Hadrian’s Wall, out in the wind and in a good mood.
On Hadrian’s Wall, out in the wind and in a good mood.
Same story.Same story.
Same story.
Same story but I gotta go she’s catching up.Same story but I gotta go she’s catching up.
Same story but I gotta go she’s catching up.
Steel Rigg here I come.Steel Rigg here I come.
Steel Rigg here I come.
Even when you’re following the wall there are ‘things’ to check.Even when you’re following the wall there are ‘things’ to check.
Even when you’re following the wall there are ‘things’ to check.
Bun, that trig point. You’ve been there.Bun, that trig point. You’ve been there.
Bun, that trig point. You’ve been there.
Hadrian’s Wall East of trig point.Hadrian’s Wall East of trig point.
Hadrian’s Wall East of trig point.
Hadrian’s Wall East of trig point and me.Hadrian’s Wall East of trig point and me.
Hadrian’s Wall East of trig point and me.
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D2D64E98-4568-4BB1-B001-EA5B141A7FB2.
I’m such a camera buff.I’m such a camera buff.
I’m such a camera buff.
Hadrian’s Wall To the west, and look who’s here.Hadrian’s Wall To the west, and look who’s here.
Hadrian’s Wall To the west, and look who’s here.
Another camera play. Indulge me.Another camera play. Indulge me.
Another camera play. Indulge me.
Looking up to Crag Lough. Looks much better in real life.Looking up to Crag Lough. Looks much better in real life.
Looking up to Crag Lough. Looks much better in real life.
Well it’s important to me.Well it’s important to me.
Well it’s important to me.
The Twice Brewed Pub. Now understandably happy.The Twice Brewed Pub. Now understandably happy.
The Twice Brewed Pub. Now understandably happy.
Look, look, look.Look, look, look.
Look, look, look.
Look. Six home brewed super local beers.Look. Six home brewed super local beers.
Look. Six home brewed super local beers.
Bun remember ‘Ale Caesar’? I will. Bun remember ‘Ale Caesar’? I will.
Bun remember ‘Ale Caesar’? I will.
Home. Vallum lodge.Home. Vallum lodge.
Home. Vallum lodge.
You were warned. Still a couple of midgie bites and that right knee doesn’t look right!You were warned. Still a couple of midgie bites and that right knee doesn’t look right!
You were warned. Still a couple of midgie bites and that right knee doesn’t look right!



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