11-13-2011, 04:09 PM
i like the swans too~
![[Image: 2020797_9499810d.jpg]](http://s0.geograph.org.uk/geophotos/02/02/07/2020797_9499810d.jpg)
Whitechapel
![[Image: 3465907813_cd8a3403df.jpg]](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3523/3465907813_cd8a3403df.jpg)
Shropshire
![[Image: swan_2050394i.jpg]](http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02050/swan_2050394i.jpg)
The Swan with Two Necks, a fairly common pub name, is a corruption of "swan with two nicks". It dates from when Elizabeth I gave some of her treasured swans to Worshipful Company of Vitners, and the Vitners decided to mark their birds with two "nicks" on the beak.
![[Image: 41fd49d0-d590-4534-8869-b65ba6f1d358.JPG]](http://img.groundspeak.com/waymarking/display/41fd49d0-d590-4534-8869-b65ba6f1d358.JPG)
Yorkshire
love the Frog & Ferret hahaha.. Spennymoor
![[Image: frog%20sign%202.jpg]](http://www.dabbersnantwich.me.uk/IMAGES/frog%20sign%202.jpg)
Whitechapel
Shropshire
The Swan with Two Necks, a fairly common pub name, is a corruption of "swan with two nicks". It dates from when Elizabeth I gave some of her treasured swans to Worshipful Company of Vitners, and the Vitners decided to mark their birds with two "nicks" on the beak.
Yorkshire
love the Frog & Ferret hahaha.. Spennymoor