A look at the pubs of Stockport during the coronavirus pandemic lockdown.
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| Pub number 1 - The Kings Tap on Station Road in Cheadle Hulme. A lovely Art Deco building. We'd never seen it shuttered before the lockdown |
We've spent some of our new-found outdoor exercise time during the coronavirus pandemic lockdown visiting the pubs of Stockport.
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| Pub number 73 - The Crown Inn on Heaton Lane in Stockport town centre |
It's been interesting to see the variety of architecture, different signage, parts of the town we haven't been to for a long time and other parts of the area we've never been to. I've been documenting them on Instagram using the #StopfordianPubs tag.
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| Pub number 222 - The Bull's Head Hotel in High Lane, Stockport. Our daily walks around the town took us to the borough's canals on a number of occasions |
This is us outside pub number 265 - The Nursery Inn in Heaton Norris on Friday 3rd July 2020.
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| At the 265th pub on our lockdown 'pub crawl'. Not a drop was drunk on our daily walks in April, May, June and July |
It was the last of all the pubs in the Metropolitan Borough of Stockport we visited on our daily outdoor exercise between Wednesday 1st April and before pubs were allowed to reopen with social distancing measures on Saturday 4th July.
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| Pub number 185 - The Crown in Hawk Green, Marple, a part of the borough we never knew existed before our walks began |
We saw a real mixture of pubs, bars, club and social clubs, along with a few lost and closed pubs. There were also some new pubs getting ready to re-open post-lockdown.
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1 comment:
Erratum - we missed a pub on our lockdown pub crawl of Stockport Borough.
One of the pubs we missed during the first lockdown was the Arden Arms at Bredbury!
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