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DubCoffman62
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First time I went to England I was constipated for almost two weeks. We went out to a place in Somerset called Wincanton and I had my first ever real local ale. The next day it all came out. I counted, I went 11 times and all but the last few filled the bowl.Must be that British diet
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They drink so much tea there. I’d need to drink a ton of coffee to shit out that shitty diet they provide or just eat a bunch of Indian food, which I hear is pretty good in London.
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DubCoffman62
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It's OK, nothing special really. I was eating a lot of Marks and Spencer ready to eat food and Pret a Manger because there was always one of the other near every tube stop. Real English country food is very good though, fresh meat and vegetables, great cheeses, bread, beer... They take they're "beer" seriously there, they never say beer, they say ale or lager or bitter.... If you ever make it there spend some time on the cotswolds, beautiful countryside, great "beer" and pubs. Most pubs double as a motel or B&B, this was one of my favorites
The Eight Bells - Chipping Campden Directory
The Eight Bells was originally built in the 14th century to house the stonemasons that built St. James' church.
www.chippingcampdenonline.org
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DubCoffman62
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I found it to be just average, I preferred Chinese food, great crispy duck and lamb.
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DubCoffman62
Lazy Slob
I used to have a great Indian place near my house here and I found it to be better than London Indian food, at least the handful of places I tried. New York has good Indian food too but they serve it as spicy as they feel like and if you don't like it they'll tell you to go to McDonald's
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