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    Some more pics

    Ignore the winter insulation will ya ;-)
    the rock wall is simply wallpaper that my wife found and added.
    This sign was in front of my grandparents cottage (and later home). It was the one thing that I took when we sold the place after my grandmother passed away. It had to go in the pub.
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    What a great idea. I wish I had that many Celtic friends around in my neighborhood to start one. If I had to "crawl" to my closest friends (MacDonald) it would be uphill throught the woods. Coming home would be easier except for the trees. I have found that coming home from MacDonald's after a few wee drams I have problems with the trees moving about and trying their darndest to trip me! :mrgreen:

    Great looking fun pub you've got there.

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    The Tipsy Laird...

    Brilliant, Colin! The "Tipsy Laird" looks just grand! Now all you need is a pub sign! :mrgreen:

    Yet ANOTHER reason to visit BC!

    T.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cajunscot
    Brilliant, Colin! The "Tipsy Laird" looks just grand! Now all you need is a pub sign! :mrgreen:

    Yet ANOTHER reason to visit BC!

    T.
    The pub sign is on the "to do list" I have a rough sketch, but haven't painted it out yet.

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    Note to self: Put the Tipsy Laird in BC on the travel list and pack the Craggenmore
    Well now, if you're bringing the Craggenmore I had better stock up the whisky bar a bit more. A friend is spending Christmas in Alberta and is bringing me back a bottle of Oban and Macallan's.

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    That's what I love about the internet. Everytime I forget about some great idea I had in the past, someone posts something to remind me of it.

    I hadn't thought of the English pub approach though. It looks like you did it right! Except, I just set fire to the price of admission. Guess I'll have to restock my humidor.

    Thanks for sharing the pics and starting the fermentation of ideas!


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    Well now, if you're bringing the Craggenmore I had better stock up the whisky bar a bit more. A friend is spending Christmas in Alberta and is bringing me back a bottle of Oban and Macallan's.[/QUOTE]
    Since the drive will take a while from here to there, not sure how much, if any, of the bottle will be left when I get there, especially since the wife likes it too :sad:

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    How cool is that, Colin! You've just given me a great idea on what to do with our basement when we finally start to renovate. I see a private Irish pub in the future. 8-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Al G. Sporrano
    How cool is that, Colin! You've just given me a great idea on what to do with our basement when we finally start to renovate. I see a private Irish pub in the future. 8-)
    Everyone should have a nice place to retreat. This is the only "room" in the house that isn't full of toys. After all I should respect BC law and not admit anyone under 19 ;-)

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    That looks great, Colin. I especially like the security system. Now if I could only get my garage cleaned out to do something like that!
    "Touch not the cat bot a glove."

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