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"Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem Inn. Established in 1189, it is known as the oldest inn in England. Legend has it that the Crusaders stopped here for a pint and some rest before heading off to the Holy Land ... during the Third Crusades." |
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"The Rat and Parrot, a typical mainstream pub downtown Nottingham. Featuring six Armitage Shanks units for it's patrons." |
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"The Turf Tavern, which calls itself 'The Friendliest Pub in Nottingham', and during my visit lived up to it's moniker. This metallic trough can be found upstairs." |
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"The Tap And Tumbler, another friendly pub which usually has heavy metal music playing. An excellent place for fish-and-chips and a pint! Features this trough-like wall urinal with dividers, interesting design." |
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"Langtry's, a member of the Hogshead group of pubs. A popular city-center pub, featuring this metallic trough." |