[Gulp]

Well, I spent last week in Aldeburgh with the Memsahib. I had many fine beers, (re)discovered my liking for cider....and caught numerous whiting and a pouting.

Many thanks to those who offered advice and guiding. Entirely my fault it didn't work out.

Oh.....and damaged a tip ring loading the car. A tackle shop (not in Aldeburgh) compounded the damage by over zealous use of the *** lighter. So I bought a new rod in Saxmundham. So it wasn't all bad.......

By the way. My first time in Suffolk. Loved the place. But not the Adnams absinthe.

 

[sylofox]

Drinking the aspels were you?

 

[Mbezza]

Er , I think you mean Aspall ! :thumbs:

I don't go a bundle on sax angling, A & A in beccles a lot better. Very helpful plenty of choice and always offering a healthy discount

 

[Gulp]

Oh....the joys of being advised where not to go. A week after you've been there.

But yes, it was Aspall, among others.

 

[ian the fsh @76]

Oh....the joys of being advised where not to go. A week after you've been there.

But yes, it was Aspall, among others.

ive stayed in the mill inn pub for the last 14 years to fish the blind match in october that was a very nice old traditional pub until last year the have made it in to a new pub now, my room i stayed in the door frame was at a angle but the best thing they done was BROADSIDE AND GHOST SHIP why do the breweries spoil such pubs like that ,also the people are so friendly there thats why i go back every year

 

[Mbezza]

oh well , you know for next time

 

[Gulp]

Had a good meal in the Mill the night if our arrival, and a couple of pints on the last night. We were too late for food, so the barmaid shared her takeaway chips with us. Also she took our dog out for a pee, when I was too settled at the bar.

Weirdly, we met a bloke who knew my mum, from 300 odd miles away in Kendal. They worked for a removal firm up there.

 

[fish40]

Had a good meal in the Mill the night if our arrival, and a couple of pints on the last night. We were too late for food, so the barmaid shared her takeaway chips with us. Also she took our dog out for a pee, when I was too settled at the bar.

Weirdly, we met a bloke who knew my mum, from 300 odd miles away in Kendal. They worked for a removal firm up there.

as they say-" it's a small world "