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 London Pub Walks - Bob Steel
Newest Review: ... opening hours and what beers you will find on the bar. Each walk is prefaced by a colour map, with the pubs numbered on it. ... more  ... The walks are described in enough detail to prevent even me getting lost! There are full colour photographs of some of the particularly interesting pubs interiors and exteriors - linking to a section in the book about the CAMRA National Inventory of pubs of historic importance. Another excellent thing is that it tells you roughly how long each section of the walk takes (not just the distance) which helps you plan your journey well to make sure you allow time to complete the walk.
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London Pub Walks - Bob Steel: Capital Pub Guide! (722 words)
by - written on 14/07/08 (Very useful, 112 readings)
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Following on from reviewing the Peak District Pub Walks book I decided to dip into one of his other books again. This one uses the city as its base and gives beer fans a guide to walking around the nation's capital. London Pub Walks is produced by CAMRA (CAMpaign for Real Ale) and can be purchased via the CAMRA website (www.camra.org.uk) or from bookshops (either online or on the high street). Written by Bob Steel, beer enthusiast and author, London Pub Walks is a pocket-sized guide to some of the nicest and historic pubs in London. The book covers the whole of the city and allows you to tour sections of the city, while always being within easy reach of a ... Read the complete review
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