Quirky World: Black Country pub crawlers hoping to hit the 300,000 mile pint

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Quirky World: Black Country pub crawlers hoping to hit the 300,000 mile pint
Sat, 02 Jan, 2016 - 00:00

BRITAIN:

Britain’s most committed pub crawlers are confident 2016 will see them smash the 300,000 mile (482,800km) barrier — after an epic 32-year tour of more than 18,000 boozers.

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