Jolly Sailor - Stonecross

Devdas Curry House - once The Cricketers

Pigeon repellent

Blacksmiths' Arms

Better sky

The Cock - St. Peter's St.

The Peacock - Hatfield Road

The Mermaid - Hatfield Road

The Victoria - Victoria Street

Lovely window box

Baked Nation - Bakery and sandwich café in Victoria Street

The Robin Hood - Victoria St

Used to be The Horn then The Horn Reborn - Victoria Street

The Horn

Used to be The Midland PH - Alma Road

The Great Northern - London Road

Not a Pub

The best pub sign

The Garibaldi - Albert St

The Farmer's Boy - London Road

The White Hart Tap - Keyfield Terrace

The Beehive - Keyfield Terrace

The Hare and Hounds -  Sopwell Lane

The White Lion - Sopwell Lane

The Goat sun bleached - Sopwell Lane

The Duke of Marlborough was draped in fine netting

Ye Olde Fighting Cocks

Rose and Crown - St Michael's Street

We had some enormous sandwiches in the Rose and Crown, mine was ham and enough for two, so I brought half home.

The Six Bells - St Michael's St

Used to be The Black Lion PH

Blue Anchor - Fishpool St

Lower Red Lion - Fishpool St

We met the rest of the group about 19.00 at the Town Hall and after sheltering from a downpour went off  to photograph the following pubs.   I did not take pictures at that time, but came back on the following morning when the weather was a lot better.

The White Hart - Holywell Hill

The Peahen

The Boot

The Fleur de Lys

Attractive old house

Former Benskins Pub

The Farriers Arms - Lower Dagnall St

The Verulam Arms - Lower Dagnall St

Magnificent wisteria in Mt Pleasant

Portland Arms - Portland St

Used to be the Spotted Bull - Verulam Road.   It is being refurbished

The White Swan- Upper Dagnall Street