Saturday, 15 July 2017

80) British Lion Pub, Cwmavon

I really have no other reason to include this one - other than that it is a nice looking building too - other than the only time I have ever been in it was to play in a quiz, more than 2 decades ago. My team and I were well beaten, where we actually expected to win. From which I learned a valuable lesson - if you can't deal with losing in a quiz, then learn a lot of stuff and become a better quizzer. This is one of the last buildings before Cwmavon melts into Pontrhydyfen. 

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