This month's episode we take a trip on the train all the way up North to the amazing city of York! We visit Castles and Cathedrals, Museums and Galleries, and so many Pubs!! So settle down as we take a seat in the wonderful Guy Fawkes Inn, and tell you all about it...

In this episode we take the train to the little-known town of New Milton on the outskirts of Hampshire to visit the Walker Arms. Billed as the 'Gateway to the New Forest', we chat in small part about the history of the Forest and the possible murder of the King, William 'Rufus' II. We chat about the recent passing of the Queen, and what this means for our coins and post boxes. Mainly coins, because as it turns out Dickie is a total nerd for the British pre-decimal system... We discuss the legend that is Gladys Walker, namesake of the Walker Arms, who for a time, was the longest serving Pub Landlady in the UK. We also try our hand at making the World a little less of a sad state of affairs, by telling you what we're thankful for this month!Plus, we'd love to hear from you about things you're thankful for and any Train Station/Pub recommendations you might have. So email us at [email protected]

In the episode we're back in Parkstone. This time at the Bricklayers pub. Looking at the history of Old Poole Town and the Newfoundland Trade that brought about Poole's 'Golden Age'. As well as delving into the 'Little Book of Dorset' and the interesting historical facts within. We discuss Mary Shelley, Cumberland Clark, the Cerne Giant, and finish off with Poole's relation to the smuggling trade.

In this episode we take a trip to the Wykeham Arms in Winchester. Where we discover the remnants of a 2nd train station. Winchester Cheesehill., and talk all things WESSEX, with Alfred the Great.

Our first visit to a Pub. We travel to The Bermuda Triangle! A late 19th Century Pub located in the Village of Parkstone in Poole, Dorset. In this episode we discuss the origins of The Bermuda Triangle, as well as the old Parkstone railway line that ran from Parkstone station to the old Pier. You can find us on Twitter and Facebook and email us: [email protected]

An introduction to the premise of our Podcast!Email us at [email protected]