Legs of Man

In the Little Arcade. Who's ale did it sell? Don't all answer at once

Greenalls, it sold Greenalls Pee (lager)

Grunhalle

It didn't taste very nice

Did they sell any of this Sir Bob?

I think in its final days the 'Legs of Man' was a Tetley pub

According to the painting it was Walkers in 1930s

I know but according to Mr Gooogle Walkers Merged with Tetley in 1960 and became Tetley Walker and remembering back pubs were known as Tetley pubs, The Crofters on Market Street was a Walkers pub but that ended up a Tetley pub

Are we talking Top Legs or Bottom Legs?

Never got sick of hearing are the Legs open.

I remember running into the doorway of the pub to pull me nylons up when me suspenders went. I got some looks I can tell you. I was only 18

You temptress you!

They used to sell Watneys in the Emp.

I seem to recall Red Barrel being a much despised beer.

@Joseph wrote:You temptress you!

Behave. They snapped when I got off the bus by the underground toilets. I hadn't the sense to run down to the ladies

Thanks for the quick response!

I've been busy

Do keep up at the back.

What?

Mrs A.

Rapid response, and all that.

Oh, I thought I'd missed summat.

That's what happens when you flit about from site to site like an little bee looking for nectar.

Haha, feels very like that at the moment too. The novelty will soon wear off I suspect though.

It was A Walkers pub, They used to sell Falstaff Which was a Winter drink, It used to be on the bar in a small barrel called a Tommy Thumper .

Such knowledge from a 21 year old

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