The Hobler Inn

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The Hobler Inn

Image: © Stuart Logan Taken: 4 Aug 2011

The word hobbler is defined in The Oxford dictionary as: "a retainer maintaining a small horse or pony for military service". The word is Anglo-Norman. However it has double 'b' unlike this pub's name and I mention it simply because I can find no information on dates or origins of the building. Nowadays the premises has been given a modern, wine-bar makeover.

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Image Location

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Latitude
50.790299
Longitude
-1.565402