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Whats the shop in the arcade on the hayes like ? There are 2 shops in Cheltenham too. The one in the arcade that connects to Cavendish is nice with a proper walk in humi. The paper shop not far away also has a walk in humi but i haven't been in that one yet. Birds of Baldwin Street in Bristol is also very good. I've only been to tranters once and thought it was expensive.
Wippersnapers !
Glory days were.............................................. ....Can't remember?
See with age loss of---------------------ry.Dam I hate when that happens.
Tranters Glory days? That place is pretty small.... Indulge us TJCoro on what were those glory days like.
Well, chico, long, long ago, before you were even a twinkle in your mum's eye, there was this place, a small place actually, know as "Tranters." Quite the gathering spot it was . All the gentlemen of the time from far and wide would gather there after a day of toil for a pint or two, to light up a pipe and swap tall tales and current affairs. This was a glorious time , a far simpler time, long before technology that seems so necessary today. A time when men would honor their multiple wives and dicipline their children, a time when religion was central to all , a time when adulterers were shunned, but whores were revered ...a time when life was full of toil, yet simple and honest.
Well lads, that's all for today. Besides, I'm sure you studied all this in your history lessons, right senor estaban?
Names TJ, TJCoro, and those were the days, the Tranter Gory Days!
well as one of my mates lives down there. 
BTW, nice introduction! 
Rob
to like 'em.
Names TJ, TJCoro, and I've been enjoying find Habana puros since 1955.
don TJ and the 
Coros
, know as "Tranters." Quite the gathering spot it was 
. All the gentlemen of the time from far and wide would gather there after a day of toil for a pint or two
, to light up a pipe
and swap tall tales and current affairs. 
that seems so necessary today. A time when men would honor their multiple wives and dicipline their children, a time when religion was central to all 
, a time when adulterers were shunned
, but whores were revered 
...a time when life was full of toil, yet simple and honest.
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