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The Centurion Inn (Brampton)
 The Centurion Inn (Brampton) ... that serves fresh wholesome dishes.Newest Review: ... and this always makes me nervous. You know where you daren't sit on somebodys bar stool without getting a filthy look. Well, I was right. When we walked in the whole room went silent and I could feel them all glaring at us as if to say, You're not from around these parts or as I later found out the real saying, 'You're not local are you?' No, we weren't but we didn't live far away. Anyway, we ... more ... ordered a couple of beers and went and sat near the windows looking out into the garden which overlooks Irthing Valley. We talked amongst ourselves but all the time could feel ice cold stares penetrating our head and shoulders which we tried to ignore...more |
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The Centurion Inn (Brampton): A Good Inn for Friends, Countrymen and Romans (2002 words)
by - written on 16/03/09 (Very useful, 156 readings)
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There seems to be quite a plethora of pubs and eateries in and around Brampton in Cumbria and I have to say I have tried a few but the one that stands out the most to me is The Centruion Inn. From the outside this is a very quaint and pretty building. Any establishment with a name like The Centurion has to be connected to that famous wall of Hadrian's. It is indeed. The original name for the Inn was The Black Bull and has been part of village life for a very long time. Twenty five years ago the villagers realised that part of the building is actually on the route to Hadrian's Wall, hence the name was changed to the The Centurion. Over the years work and renovations have ... Read the complete review
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