The Doffcocker Inn
Introduction
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The Doffcocker Inn
Image: © philandju Taken: 16 May 2013
The name Doffcocker, the area in which the pub is situated, is thought to be derived from the Celtic dubh (dark) cocr (stream). The pub is an example of a calendar pub. It has 4 floors (seasons of the year), 52 doors (weeks), 7 rooms to each floor (days of the week), 12 cellars (months), and 365 windows (days in a year).
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Image Location
Latitude
53.589522
Longitude
-2.47115