Pete Green

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London: pale ale and haddockpop

6 November 2013by Pete Green Leave a comment

You know people who look amazing the minute they get out of bed? That’s Bristol, that is. The morning after the Lazy Dog gig was precisely the damp slough of […]

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A view of those pretty houses, you know, painted all different colours like they do in Bristol, across the water

Bristol: city of dreams and songs about football

12 October 2013by Pete Green 2 Comments

It’s five minutes since I got off the train. I’m sitting in a brilliant pub, where a beer festival has just begun, with a drink of something delicious. And I’m […]

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