Not long ago we went to Lewes for the
evening with Sue’s brother and his wife. The town is a fabulous old place full
of winding roads with a castle standing guard. We had taken the train from
Seaford and walked across the bridge coming first to the Lansdown Arms which is a wonderful
eclectically decorated pub (there is a tree inside and the music player is displayed
in an old picture frame. They have a nice selection of beers on offer and we
had a few before moving on up into town to The Lamb, it was still early in the
evening so the place was quite empty but we could see a band setting up for a
gig later on. From here we head back down and along the high street until we
reached The Snowdrop, which was starting to
get busy. We managed to secure a table and had a tasty meal before the band got
started. Playing a variety of songs all modified into a Ska style the SkaToons kept us entertained as we
consumed several more beverages. The girls danced for a while and sang backup
to the songs. Eventually though we decided to make our way back, this time
pausing briefly at the local brewery bar the John Harvey Tavern where we had a
final top up before jumping on a train back to Seaford.
It was a very entertaining evening but
the morning after was subdued and it took us quite some time to recover our
former equilibrium.
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