Andy, your recommendations were absolutely spot-on! We had a few beers in the Fiddler's and proceeded to Browns, where we spent the rest of the evening untill they eventually chucked us out (but with a friendly smile). I can whole-heartedly confirm that both venues were very fine ones and I shall visit them again in the future! Only small drawback was that the Fiddler didn't serve Bombardier... later thinking produced my theory that such an English brew would not be the favourite choice in an Irish Pub...

Anyhow, next time with you, mate, deal?

-Nutter

...Damned if I can remember what I was drinking though! It was the right-hand pump from the ale section of the bar, that's all I know. It was nice!

I'll have to come back to find out what I had.

Sorry not to catch you Andy. Or to catch any of that copper...

'Nother time.

Cheers - C

I volunteer to scout that beer for you, Commander C.! (quite selfless, of course).

I'll check back in a coupla days and report.

Sleep well, Fenderland!

-Nutter

A tough job but someone has to do it.

...It's a bonny life if you don't weaken!

'Night all - C

Thanks Ceri and Nutter for sharing your stories. It is always nice to see fellow Forumites getting together for a chat and a beer.

Great photos too, I get excited to to see all the landmarks from the British albums / music.......I mean, "I ain't seen nothing like it, in any amusement hall"....

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I Can't Explain

Well done Gents!

What a great post, thanks for sharing your meet-up with us.

n.

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What we have here mates, are two of the most creative, wood carvingest, wire-bendingest, solder-joinings, paint and finishing-est artists on the Forum. I sense a team built project in the making.

However....as usual....I digress

Ceri....the next time you are on this side of the pond I will personally take you from Soho to Brighton NYC style. Soho Manhattan may possess a familiarity however you will find Brighton Beach decidedly different, smacking of an ethnic heritage particular to these parts. We have gone over from Yiddish to Russian, so best be prepared. The kind of fare you can expect on that jaunt will be decidely different.

Das Vedanya!!

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"Another day in paradise!"

Cheers folks!

-Nutter

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I started out with nothing, and still have most of it.

That is a venture to look forward to!

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you can save the world with your guitar one love song at a time it's just better, more fun, easier with a fender solid body electric guitar or electric bass guitar.

Thanks for posting! We may have to start asking, "Where is Ceri" every now and then. Enjoyed the pics and posts! Much appreciated!!

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Being able to play and enjoy music is a gift that's often taken for granted.

Don't leave home without it!

Bravo, sir. That made my morning.

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I really like all them "Aster" guitars. You know, like the Stratoc, Telec and Jazzm.

Stay tooned...


Thank you! Quietly wondered whether you'd notice. Not quite tortuous enough to earn me Citizen Kane's slow hand-clap though? That's the ultimate accolade, far as I'm concerned...

Cheers - C

There--I've fixed it. You do indeed deserve the Citizen Kane clap. I was just in too much of a hurry this morning to pay proper respects.

And at the risk of...



...I have to say that to lavish us with extravagant puns like that is truly Putin on the Ritz...



You may now return to your regularly scheduled thread, already in progress.

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I really like all them "Aster" guitars. You know, like the Stratoc, Telec and Jazzm.

Masterful! Just masterful.

- C

Got to be a contender for "Post of The Week!" RRH!!!