Public Houses named after trees

[aitch]

The Royal Oak (aka The Heights) near where i live now.

 

[aitch]

Could even get away with the Foresters Arms where i used to live.

 

The Foresters Arms, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M25 1AZ ? The Good Pub Guide

 

My whole life revolves around pub with tree related names!

[Gary Prentice]

The Chequers Inn in Writtle / Chelmsford, too.

 

Now I'm lost:confused1:

You know that feeling when you know there's a link to trees but for the life in you, you can't remember?

 

Please explain Chris:thumbup1:

[IVECOKID]

The Hollow Tree in Stretton Warrington Hollow Tree - Stretton Warrington Cheshire

 

Mulberry Tree Stockton Heath down the road .

Hollow Tree - Stretton Warrington Cheshire

 

Ste

[Kveldssanger]

Now I'm lost:confused1:

You know that feeling when you know there's a link to trees but for the life in you, you can't remember?

 

Please explain Chris:thumbup1:

 

Wild Service Tree

[felixthelogchopper]

Now I'm lost:confused1:

You know that feeling when you know there's a link to trees but for the life in you, you can't remember?

 

Please explain Chris:thumbup1:

 

The Wild Service tree was also known as The Chequers Tree and was the provider of an ingredient for brewing (a substitute for Hops, IIRC).

[Gary Prentice]

Wild Service Tree

 

My excuse is that it's been an extremely long day:lol:

[Gary Prentice]

The Wild Service tree was also known as The Chequers Tree and was the provider of an ingredient for brewing (a substitute for Hops, IIRC).

 

Thank you my feline friend:thumbup1:

[David Humphries]

........There's also the Oak Tree at Balmaha, which does have an impressive old oak tree by the side of it.

 

Sorry, no pictures of either.

 

Cheers Mr Pirate, looks like people still get to enjoy a pint under its shade

 

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[Kveldssanger]

Happens to the best of us, Gary.