Monday 1 February 2016

The Bear at Home



Last week I showed a pub called the Brenford Taylor where I first met my wife, well this is the pub I met her the second time. The Bear at North Morton is now the only pub left in South & North Morton. The other pub which is in this village was the Queen Victoria and that closed many years ago. The Crown which is in South Morton kept going closeing and reopening a few times. At the moment it's closed again and I wonder if it will ever open again.The Bear at Home as it is now called has mananged to weather the storm's and is still going.




The pub has changed very little since the times I used to go to it though the inside has changed, I doubt they have the wild nights that used to happen here when I was younger. Less than a year after meeting my wife here again we got married and 33 years later we went back for lunch at the pub that brought us together.


10 comments:

Pat @ Mille Fiori Favoriti said...

This pub holds dear memories for you--glad you were able to visit it again!

Hootin Anni said...

There HAS to be a pub....hope it remains steadfast and continues to serve the village people.

Cranberry Morning said...

Loved this post and pub with special meaning for you and your wife. Also, what a fun name for a pub.

carol l mckenna said...

Love the enchanted looking building and how exciting for you and your wife ~ lovely story and great photos!

Happy Week to you ~ ^_^

Mike@Bit About Britain said...

So, I'm assuming you and the wildness must have been somehow related then? :-) Looks like my kind of pub...so many are closing.

Fun60 said...

Belated Happy anniversary. It is sad to see some of these pubs closing especially those with a personal history. Good that this one is still going strong, let's hope for at least another 33 years.

Murthy K v v s said...

Something special with the pictures.

Anonymous said...

Good ole English pub! Nice.

Photo Cache said...

It looks like a nice spot for a drink.

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William Kendall said...

A pub with character and history! I like it.