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Tote Bag : Yard of Ale - Self-confessed 14 pints-a-day man Reg Curnow ready to tackle a yard of ale
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Yard of Ale - Self-confessed 14 pints-a-day man Reg Curnow ready to tackle a yard of ale
Yard of Ale - Self-confessed 14 pints-a-day man Reg Curnow ready to tackle a yard of ale, one of the many items on sale in his shop.12th August 1979
Western Mail Archive
Mirrorpix
Media ID 21622170
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In this print from Memory Lane Prints, we are transported back to the vibrant 1970s, where self-confessed beer enthusiast Reg Curnow fearlessly prepares to tackle a yard of ale. Known for consuming an impressive 14 pints a day, Reg's passion for the golden nectar is evident as he stands proudly in his shop surrounded by various items, including the iconic yard of ale glass. With its long and slender shape holding approximately three pints of beer, the yard of ale has become synonymous with drinking competitions and camaraderie among friends. As Reg takes on this formidable challenge, one can only imagine the anticipation building within him. Will he conquer this legendary vessel or succumb to its daunting capacity? This image not only captures a moment frozen in time but also represents a unique era when beer-drinking culture thrived. It serves as a reminder of how our social customs have evolved over time while preserving traditions that continue to bring people together. The Western Mail Archive has expertly preserved this snapshot from August 12th, 1979 - allowing us to delve into history and appreciate the enthusiasm surrounding both alcohol consumption and friendly competition during that period. Whether you're reminiscing about your own experiences or simply intrigued by this fascinating slice of life captured on film, this print offers an intriguing glimpse into an era defined by its love for beer and conviviality.
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