The changing face of alfresco drinking

• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  13 August 2011     13:05120410
  #1      
  always used to be cans of special brew and tennants super, blue bottles of cider adorning the greenery and river of pencester gardens.
  
  since the police had a crackdown on our home grown imbibers there has been a marked decrease in these delightful tradionally english brews.
  
  we are now treated to the sight of the more modern litter courtesy of our new european friends.
  
  
  

  
• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  13 August 2011     14:43120424
  #2      
  quite so howard,it is a tin of polish larger i do belive.very nice to,very simular to that 1664 stuff you can allso buy in the shops.[mind you i waited untill i got home before drinking it,law abiding person i am.]
• Melissa Pile

  • Location: Dover
  13 August 2011     14:47120425
  #3      
  Never knew you drank Brian what a shocker
• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  13 August 2011     14:50120426
  #4      
  mel,only tea,coffee and the odd bottle or two of flaverd water.
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  17 August 2011     13:06121234
  #5      
  looks like the two or three strides to the bin was just too much.
  
  

  

  
  
  

  
• Guest 698

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  17 August 2011     14:21121239
  #6      
  For years people have sat down in Pencester Gardens for a nice Lech.
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• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  26 August 2011     13:04123107
  #7      
  a new addition to our catalogue in pencester gardens, i think the cap on the left of the picture was previously connected to a bottle of newcastle brown.
  
  

  
• Guest 653

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  26 August 2011     18:44123163
  #8      
  Really gives a bad view of the park and Town.
  
  Are there plenty of bins there, or would that be a waste as no one would use them ?
  
  
  
  
  Roger
• Keith Sansum1

  • Location: london
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  26 August 2011     18:50123164
  #9      
  it is a great shame
  and the park is right in the town centre
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• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  26 August 2011     18:54123169
  #10      
  there are no shortage of bins roger and they are strategically placed.
  
  the problem has changed the police have successfully driven out our home grown imbibers and our friends from the new europe have moved in and may not know the rules.
  
  had to do a double take this morning there was a chap on a bench drinking from a can whilst two children of primary school age, i assume they were his sons were smoking roll ups.
• Bern

  • Location: Dover
  26 August 2011     18:57123172
  #11      
  That, in my book, is child abuse and neglect. Were the social workers too busy removing children from decent parents too polite to fight back to concern themselves with some challenging people?