The Bus Pass Bandit may be getting older but isn't necessarily losing his hair, nor is he 64 for that matter. The blog has however reached that certain Beatles-related number courtesy of another slice of Warwickshire wayfaring...
Today the Bandit takes a bus ride from Stratford to Great Alne, for a visit to the Mother Huff Cap.
The beer is Purity Mad Goose. This is also a Nepalese and Indian Restaurant, inspired by the Gurkhas.
Nearby is Kinwarton Dovecote, a rare circular dovecote built in the 14th century with over 500 nesting boxes.
The Church of St Mary the Virgin in the village of Kinwarton.
Onwards to Alcester and a stop at the Royal Oak on the High Street.
A Thatchers Cheddar Valley cider is very welcome.
The girder bridge over the River Arrow once carried the railway line between Bearley and Alcester.
Nearby is the Roebuck.
And a Wye Valley Butty Bach to finish.
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