This is tonight! All the better if you turn up on a bike, to keep in-theme,
but even drivers are welcome.

On Tue, 13 Sep 2011 17:37:20 +0100, Peter Haworth wrote:
> The best bet for a date-related pub for this month seemed like it would
> be the anniversary of Jacob Grimm's death, but I still failed to find a
> reasonably well matched pub to any of his Fairy Tales. So I'm going back
> to the start of the run of topical pubs, and repeating the association
> with the Bristol Cycle Festival, which is happening all next week:
>
> 7pm, 19 September at
> The Bell
> 18 Hillgrove Street
> Stokes Croft
> Bristol
> BS2 8JT
>
> As usual, we'll be eating, drinking and talking nonsense, possibly even
> about Perl. Newcomers are welcome; if you don't know what any of us look
> like (http://perl.bristolbath.org/?People), look for the camels instead:
> (http://pmh1wheel.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/camels.jpg)
>

--
Peter Haworth                | I unicycled 140 miles coast to coast for BHF
pmh@edis... | Please sponsor me at justgiving.com/pmh1wheel

``I ended up walking around thinking that these Plymouthians just don't
  realise what they've got. I managed to avoid running up to them shouting
  "why don't you ride a unicycle, dammit!!!", fortunately...''
-- phil

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