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The Pub-Crawl Record
The Black Country Ale Testers began their quest in 1984 and have just visited their 14,000th bar, The Stags Leap in Rugeley, Staffordshire. They have drunk 84,000 pints of real ale and plan to visit all 60,000 UK pubs — but it could take until 2084.
Leader Peter Hill, 52, John Drew, 45, Karl Bradley, 45, and Peter"s dad, Joe, 77, began their record making visit after they got bored with their local The Old Crown in West Bromwich, West Midlands."It turned from a bit of fun to a serious hobby," The Sun quoted Peter, as saying.
This record clearly proves if you love your hobby enough, you could take it to new heights.
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Article Published On: Friday, October 31, 2008, 2:48 [IST]
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