The Woodcock in Hindhead

This one eluded me for a good long time - having driven past it many times without knowing it was there. a bit of cocking background research established its whereabouts and that elusive, shy and ertiring Woodcock was well and truly caught. It was raining and too early for it to be open, so once again, no reports on the beer quality at all.

The Peacock Inn of Goudestone

A bit of research uncovered this well hidden pub called cock in deepest Kent. Long old drive to get there, but I'm sure you'll agree its well worth it - another one crossed off the list of pubs called cock that we have left to catch.

He needs to get his sign fixed - the lights all wonky and partially obscuring his cock pedigree.

The Moorcock Inn

From either Ian B or JungleJinge - sorry chaps can't remember everything you know! A classic of its kind anyway. Wonder where it is?

The Old Cock Inn at Harpenden

Can't remember who caught this one - it might have been ICG?

The Fighting Cocks

A short detour and a swift spin round the car park of this establishment on the Isle of Wight (no prizes for guessing where the Tordoff clan spent their hols this year) was all that was needed to capture this fine example of a pub called cock. Didn't go in because it was full of tourists.

The Gamecock

In West Kingsdown Kent, near Brands Hatch. Researched by ICG and captured by WT after some long hours of searching on the lonely roads of Eastern Kent.

Its a pub called cock and thats why its here!

The Cock Inn

In Idehill near Sevenoaks Kent. A bit of research uncovered this fabulous example quite near the temporary lodgings of WT. Quaint little place but as usual it was shut when I visited so I don't know if its any good as a pub or not.

The Cockpit in Leeds

Took ICG ages and many visits to spot this one - a lesson for even the most experienced cocking colleague - keep your wits about you because you never know when a cock will leap out and grab you!