Disastrous visit. My original plan was to come here and hopefully get some Late Red then some fish & chips from the shop next door. I entered the pub and looked for the NHS QR code which I could not find. The left hand part of the bar was full with no remaining space for social distancing so I attempted to sit in the empty bar to the right but was told that I had to use the bar on the left. I decided to leave and got some verbal from the loud shouty blokes who were watching sports television.

Afternoon visit and very quiet with just one customer when I arrived and another who arrived later. I had one pint and then headed for the chip shop next door.

Early evening and fairly busy, we headed for the vacant right hand bar which for some reason here the yobs seem to avoid.

Early afternoon and just one other customer who was using the Guinness font to charge his mobile 'phone whilst playing the fruit machines. An enjoyable visit.

Late evening visit, we took our places at the right hand bar which was unoccupied.

Evening visit, there was a small group talking very louIdly in the left hand bar so i went to the one on the right (the former public bar) which I had to myself. I could not avoid the conversation in the other bar which centred around their pub scoring system which seemed to be based on points out of ten for the cheapness of the beer and the quality of the Fosters or whatever.

Early evening visit before heading for a nearby Chinese take away. I had a chat with one of the customers about the Red Lion in Llandovery.

Early evening visit and just one other customer.

Afternoon visit and just a few in, I had a good chat with a chap that I had not seen for some time.

Oh dear, football was on the television, and the pub was full of people shouting at the screen. The beer was O.K. but I left as soon as possible to escape from the noise.