Fluidr / Peter Steel's "Cafes, Hotels, Inns, Pubs and Restaurants" set

A Nikon D3200 — 1/160s ƒ/6.3 ISO 100 at 26 mm

N 1 B 271 C 0 E Jun 19, 2024 F Jan 12, 2025

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Situated on the corner of Chepstow Street, and A5103 Great Bridgewater Street, this traditional pub has good ratings. The Campaign for Real Ale(CAMRA) considers it to have an "interior of exceptional national historic importance." It was built c.1820 and underwent internal and external remodelling around 1900. It has a green tiled exterior with polished wood, stained glass windows and bench seating inside.

Photo taken on 19/06/2024. © Peter Steel 2024.

Blind Tiger Inns, Euxton, Chorley - Station Hotel, Stamford New Road, Altrincham

A Nikon D3200 — 1/320s ƒ/9 ISO 100 at 18 mm

N 1 B 254 C 0 E Jun 19, 2024 F Jan 6, 2025

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Marketed as a family friendly community pub selling cask ales. Sports on TV and is also proud sponsors of Ice Hockey Team, Manchester Storm and the official pub for all fans. Karaoke takes place on several nights.

Photo taken on 19/06/2024. © Peter Steel 2024.

Foregate Street, Chester

A Nikon D3200 — 1/1250s ƒ/5 ISO 400 at 31 mm

N 1 B 243 C 0 E Apr 17, 2024 F Oct 9, 2024

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Plenty of buildings like this in Chester. I think this forms part of the Macdonald New Blossoms Hotel, formerly The Blossoms. The sign says "The Blossoms - Estd. 1650.

This photo was taken 374 years later on 17/04/2024! © Peter Steel 2024.

The Wilding, Brough, Cumbria

A Nikon D3200 — 1/250s ƒ/8 ISO 100 at 18 mm

N 0 B 79 C 0 E Mar 31, 2024 F Oct 1, 2024

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Latterly called The Inn at Brough: A change of owners and name for this Bar/Hotel/Restaurant coming in with some good reviews. Apparently it opened its doors on the weekend of when this photo was taken on 31/03/2024. It was Easter Weekend at the time of the annual Cumbria Easter Rally. This was the second and final day. © Peter Steel 2024.

The Ferry, Promenade, Walney Island, Barrow-in-Furness

A Nikon D3200 — 1/125s ƒ/5.6 ISO 160 at 42 mm

N 2 B 172 C 0 E Mar 12, 2024 F Jul 13, 2024

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This pub was and still is always known by locals as 'The Ferry', although it's original name was Ferry Hotel. A former Whitbread 'house', it is now operated by Mitchells & Butler and has been re-branded as a Stonehouse Pizza & Carvery having been under the Carvery brand. Having been re-furbished inside, it has also been re-painted outside but the colour scheme does nothing for a dull day. This was taken when with one of the so called Spring Tides on 12/03/2024. These are so named after a new or full moon, when there is the greatest difference between the high and low tides. This tide height was 10.31m. This was 0.22m higher than the month previous. You will notice the water is creeping onto the road. Not only with the height of the tide but with the drains backing up as well as it had been raining a fair bit. © Peter Steel 2024.