The Navigation Inn in Bugsworth, Derbyshire, formerly owned by actress Pat Phoenix, who played Coronation Street's Elsie Tanner, is up for sale for £124,995.
It's a cracking little boozer. I once spent a lovely evening there with a very special man and a bus load of friendly Canadians.
Thursday 2 October 2008
Elsie Tanner's pub up for sale
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2 comments:
"a very special man"
Would that have been Alan Halsall?
No, that would have been "you", dear. And yes, Alan Halsall was there too. ;-)
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