Around The World Tour / Mobberley Lancashire
March 27, 2012
22 degrees and eating outdoors in March is fun and fitting for a famous local gent, who is also parked on a double yellow line to see what happens. I ate the pie with my friends Keith Hopwood,Roy Bergin, Robin Arnold and we all got sunburned, and if you are ever anywhere near Mobberley promise me that you will go to this place!
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in Blogs, Peter Noone
I love the blue skies. But I have to ask – don’t they drive on the right in England and did the driver take that picture while driving? (tee hee hee) It looks lovely though – wish I was there!
Honestly Peter, I don’t know how you do it! I get worn out just looking at your tour schedule. Take care!
Ahh…there beneath the blue suburban skies…I’ll bet there’s a firestation and barber nearby that lane. Penny for your thoughts about the best pub pie to purchase?
HAPPY EASTER, PETER AND MIREILLE AND NATALIE!
Sounds as if you haven’t been feeling as well as you might lately . . . . which is never fun under the best of circumstances; however, being away from home, on the road and forced to uproot yourself daily, not to mention the responsibility of headlining a show and entertaining crowds nightly must only serve to prolong the misery of a flu or bad cold. Hope you’re well on your way to complete recovery and feeling much better. I certainly miss your posts.
Parked on a double yellow line? Rebel.
I heard you on Good Day LA this morning. It sounded great and they played some 60s clips. It was fun!
Love reading the blogs! and following along on the tour!
What a cute little place! Hope your pie was good! Linda/Cookie
I am thoroughly enjoying all of your pics of places I have never been, and really want to visit!
What kind of pie did you have? Apple? Blueberry? Cherry? Give Keith a hug n kiss from me.
Hmmm . . . sunburns all around on a 70 degree (Fahrenheit) afternoon — must be those pale, Brit, clotted-creme complexions! Guess global warming does have its upside! It sounds (and looks) like you’re having a lot of fun and are managing to find all the really charming little spots all around the country. What’s more, I’m so glad you decided to use “real” pictures today; so that we, home-bound (in the US), can keep up with you. By the way, its Spring and Georgia is awash in blooms (and about 10 degrees warmer) . . . . you might like to stop here upon your return to the US.
Great pub I have been there, when I lived “Up North”have not had the pie though. will have to go back and try one
Sounds like you had a wonderful day off with friends. Any picture of Keith and you?
I took a tour online of The Bulls Head and got a kick out of this about their parking. There’s even a picture of those double yellow lines.
http://thebullsheadpub.co.uk/wordpress/index.php/car-parking/
Bear in mind we have 6 car parking spaces so getting here early is important. There are double yellow lines outside the front of the pub so please avoid parking on these. These are to allow easy access up Damson Lane for Milk waggons to collect from our neighbours farm late at night. Cheshire Police do ticket cars parking on this part of the lane.
Thank you, Nanci! What a charming place this is! They even tithe 10% for every pint of Wobberly ale sold! LOL! :)
Bulls Head pie?
At first I thought, brrrrr 22 degrees! Obviously not 22F! Looks beautiful, and I do promise to visit that place in Mobberly when I get to the UK again! Glad that you’re enjoying time with (old) friends :-)
Tell your friend Keith I have sure been enjoying your old tunes. You guys are really just a year old for me. I discovered you when I took mom to one of your concerts a year ago. Been a lot of fun bouncing around the years with you guys. Don’t get to do that with J. Bieber. lol!
More!! More!! I am assuming that is 22 degrees C. The weather is lovely in London this week and most likely will be next week when I am there. See you soon!!!
I love seeing the pics, and reading your comments!! Mobberly looks wonderful! Glad to know you are having fun!! Thanks for sharing with us!!
Will do if I ever get there.In the meantime let us know if anything happened while you were parked on the double yellow lines!!!
Thank you for sharing Peter. What ever did happen being parked on a double yellow line? And what kind of pie did you have. Hope someday to go to England.
It looks lovely. Hope to get there someday. Glad you are meeting with friends while touring. Wish I were there. Good to hear from you.
I dont know if I will get to MObberly but I can tell you I will be eating a pie (or 2). See you soon!
Mo