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York... Ancient Beauty!
If you visit England take a day to go to York... it's a small ancient town with a giant soul! It has a ton of history, character, attractions all within walking distance. Even the train station is impressive! From Leeds it was easy to get too. I hopped on a train and was there in about 30 minutes. I walked a mile of the the 2 miles of midievil …
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Beers, Ghosts, Cathedrals
The plan had been to drive to Tadcaster to a visit Sam Smiths Brewery and John Smiths Brewery but after searching online for information about tours we discovered that tours in fact do not exist at either brewery...LAME. We could have gone to Sam Smiths pub and tried their beers there but that would have cost money and let's be honest, we are …
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York - The Walled City
... ' with red hair and long beards run around screaming and waving Viking axes and shields. Before catching my train, I head to the York Brewery where I order a tasting tray containing the five beers currently in season. The best of the lot was one called ...
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York
... passes, which gave unlimited admittance to practically all the tourist attractions of the city - and we got our moneys worth. Tour of York brewery, treasurers house, ghost tour, boat tour, it all just seemed to blend together. I was lost in the charm of ...
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In A Shambles Over Three Kinds Of Beer
... a rather relaxed position the figure sits bedside a stack of thick books, topped by a white owl. No, it is not Harry Potter. The Brewery is nearby, and from here I learn that the first pub I was at have the t-shirt I worked so hard drinking for. Elated ...
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Story Book Land!
We went to Newcastle, and since the brewery had closed down a year ago, we didn't really have anything to do. The hostel receptionist said that Newcastle was the place to party, and we all looked at her blankly because we were in no mood to party. So we ...
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Back to York
... What everyday items of ours will they be looking at 2,000 years from now? The best part of the evening was touring the York Brewery. Its a small micro brewery that has been producing award-winning ales since 1996. I thoroughly enjoyed learning about the ...
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Summertime in northern England
... - Cumberland sausage, pumpkin mash, boiled potatoes & mushy peas, and drank a half pint of Yewbarrow strong dark mild from Great Gable Brewery attached to the hotel. This meal sat in my stomach heavily so I went outside for a walk, had a look at St ...
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Beers, Ghosts, Cathedrals
... like an abandoned storefront with a couple small signs saying it was the brewery. If not for a large van out front displaying "York Brewery" we probably would have missed it entirely. Thankfully though, we found it and made our way tentatively inside. We ...
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York... Ancient Beauty!
... ! jejeje Just walking through the streets of York you run into charming buildings and characters. As I did at York Brewery during my brewery tour. Working in the industry I couldn't miss the opportunity to visit this gem of a brewery. ...
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A Day in a Medieval Town
... bought a limited edition print and met the artist, and then it was off to cross the river and tour the York Brewery. The brewery was hot, informative, and thirst-quenching. We were able to taste the raw ingredients of brewed ale (not lager, ...
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Wallace and Gromit would be proud...
... walls that are about 3 feet high and extend up and down all the hillsides. (INCREDIBLE) Left after lunch for the Theakston Brewery, home of "Old Peculiar". Unfortunately we missed the last tour by 5 minutes. (sigh) but the air was filled ...
York Brewery Map
- Norman House Ruins
- York Minster
- Treasurer's House
- The Roman Column
- Dean's Park
- Water World
- Deep Sea Den
- Heworth Methodist Church
- Exhibition Square
- Castle Howard
- Creepy Crawlies Adventure Playsite
- Lady Row
- The Wacky Warehouse
- Trinity Methodist Church
- The Chapter House
- Minster Library
- Dean's Residence
- The Rose Window
- Merchant Taylors' Hall
- Church of St. Michael le Belfrey