2009 : The Griffin, Bridgeyate
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2009 : The Griffin, Bridgeyate
Image: © Maurice Pullin Taken: 12 Oct 2009
A420 passes the door. The road to the right at the roundabout is the A4175 heading south to Bitton and Keynsham. A minor road leaves to the left for Webb's Heath and Siston. The A420 continues to Chippenham. "Large, busy, 17th century inn which was refuge from the notorious 'Cocks Road Gang' of Highwaymen. Food served all day. Family beer garden. Live music on Friday and Sunday." The above was copied from:http://www.cauchy.demon.co.uk/raig/guide/BRIDGEYA.HTM look out for those highwaymen.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.458122
Longitude
-2.462974