The Bugle Returns
Introduction
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The Bugle Returns
Image: © Ian Capper Taken: 26 Nov 2010
At first glance an unusual name for a pub, but the explanation is that this was for many years called The Bugle, before being renamed firstly to The Tickled Trout, then Trawlers (see Image for a photo in that guise), before reverting to its previous name, hence The Bugle Returns. However, even The Bugle was not its original name - it started off in 1827 as The Black Horse, with the name The Bugle arriving by 1861. For a close up of the postbox on the left, see Image
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Image Location
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Latitude
51.407201
Longitude
-0.432156