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framing suggestion:

The pub at the bottom of the hill after turning left at Chelmondiston, on the Shotley

peninsula. This hostelry is one of a number of favourites in Suffolk (and they're all

old), including The Dog at Grundisburgh, the Railway at Framlingham, the Low

House at Laxfield (properly known as the King's Head) and the Fox at Newbourne.

I don't know what happened to pubs in general some years ago (perhaps it was

the clampdown on drink-driving regulations), but the food standard suddenly

seemed to go through the roof. Good pubs became restaurants with booze. With

the exception of some of the 'chain' pubs, you can now expect an excellent meal

with your pint. We haven't been to a 'proper' restaurant for years, except abroad

where they haven't got pubs. The corollary to this is that the pub crawl (aided and

abetted by the rising price of a pint) seems to be a thing of the past, at least in

rural areas where you usually have to drive to the venue. But if you drive to the

Butt and Oyster, you may have to park half a mile away - it's that popular!

The pub at the bottom of the hill after turning left at Chelmondiston, on the Shotley peninsula.

This hostelry is one of a number of favourites in Suffolk (and they're all old), including The Dog

at Grundisburgh, the Railway at Framlingham, the Low House at Laxfield (properly known as the

King's Head) and the Fox at Newbourne. I don't know what happened to pubs in general some

years ago (perhaps it was the clampdown on drink-driving regulations), but the food standard

suddenly seemed to go through the roof. Good pubs became restaurants with booze. With the

exception of some of the 'chain' pubs, you can now expect an excellent meal with your pint.

We haven't been to a 'proper' restaurant for years, except abroad where they haven't got

pubs. The corollary to this is that the pub crawl (aided and abetted by the rising price of a pint)

seems to be a thing of the past, at least in rural areas where you usually have to drive to the

venue. But if you drive to the Butt and Oyster, you may have to park half a mile away - it's that

popular!

Butt and Oyster, Pin Mill

Suffolk

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