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ENJOY WINE?Visit tbble


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"One of the most innovative and exciting wine lists in the country"


SUNDAY TELEGRAPH GOOD WINE GUIDE


Regular wine tastings, d in n ers an d visits to vineyards


Stockists of over 500 award winnng wines from £2.49 to the finest and rarest


Committed to Quality and Service


93 - 97 Lancaster Road, Preston (near the market)


TeL- 0772 884866 Fax: 0772 884760


Pendle and Wiswell Fell in a friendly atmosphere


Explore the open countryside of


HORSE RIDING


ALL STANDARDS CATERED FOR


Tel: 0254 822914 A.B.R.S. Approved riding school


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front Into a bycone time and enJoy the world’s finest coffee


Step Into the shop


Telephone: 0200 442270


24 WELLGATE, CLITHEROE


15 FLEMING SQUARE, BLACKBURN


Telephone: 02S4 54258


EXCHANGE COFFEE CO.


RATING and drinking in the Kibble Valley can be whatever you make it.


establishments and watering holes to be found throughout the Valley is tremendous. Set


The amount of eating


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in rural Lancashire, we are as traditional iis our hot pot and real ale, yet we can boast a host of the best ethnic restaurants and a number of wine merchants who can compete, in terms of quality, with those in the ■ big cities. I f you are dining out in


style, there are more than several local restaurants and hotels whose chefs have won


Max Gardner


prestigious awards for their high quality


service, or there is the simplicity of the puh bar snack in comfortable, homely surroundings. The puh is THE


traditional English institution and we in the Kibble Valley are blessed with an abundance of


country inns, where a wide variety of local ales, as well as those from further afield, are on offer. Of course, do not


forget our traditional take-away food. Even with the expansion of the


take-away market, which is well represented in the


L V - > y h o m o r d p s t T A N A r ^ - * T FLYING JACKET SHEEPSKIN


TOWN PRICE £190 TURN PRICE £159


YOU SAVE £40


Turn Tannery, Portsmouth Mill, Burnley Rd., Todmorden.


Telephone: 0706 813563


FOR OUTSTANDING VALUE ON TOP QUALITY i LEATHER GOODS


THE RED PUMP INN Bashall Eaves, Clitheroe


Traditional Country Freehouse serving cask conditioned ales.


Freshly prepared Bar Meals served Monday to Saturday.


A La Carte Restaurant open Tuesday to Saturday


Traditional Sunday Lunch served from 12-3 p.m.


Special children's menu Residential


Fishing rights. Two rods on l'/i mile stretch o f River Ilodder


John and Alison Fisher THE RED PUMP INN TeL 0254 826227


C-ontinuuuj a family business established <n r r !,0 years at/u a mi stilt situated in the orit/inal premises at The


Old 7oil House, Chatburn. *Hudsons Ires' otter real Inane made dairy ice creams made fnan real f ruits of the season.


Also for that special treat, ivhy not call in at onr Ice-Cream Parlour at Main Street, dish urn for speciality ices, coffee and snacks.


Kibble Valley through the pizza and kebab houses and Indian ami Chinese fond, the good (dd fish and chip simp is still alive and kicking and can he found in uur towns and even smile of our villages. The farmhouse


kitchen, serving home-cooked meals —


whether it hearty English breakfast or a wholesome


HUDSONS HOME MADE ICE CREAM


The Old Toll House, 2 Downham Road, Chatburn nr Clitheroe, BB7 4AU S (0200)441305


& The Ice Cream Parlour, Main St., Gisburn S (0200)445811


THE Hark to Bounty Inn at Slaidlnirn ©


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