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Pig ‘n Whistle pub, Brisbane

By Will 3 years ago, mid-November Add your comment below

The BBC’s Test Match Special are out in force (and en masse) in Brisbane and, perhaps for the first time in its history, are sharing photos to the world which, for a photo geek like me, is splendorama. I think it’s Arlo White who is armed with the necessary - so keep an eye on their Flickr page.

Pig 'n Whistle pub, Brisbane

Test Match Special.


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2 Responses to “Pig ‘n Whistle pub, Brisbane”

  • The Ashes Blog wrote:
    November 22nd, 2006 at 9.45 pm

    The Gabba - centre of the universe…

    It’s here. For the next 5 days (ok, maybe 4 if Flintoff is knocked over cheaply) the Gabba will be the centre of the universe. The whole town is buzzing with talk about the Ashes. Owner of The Pineapple Hotel, one of the many pubs located within…

  • Clive wrote:
    April 23rd, 2008 at 11.44 pm

    Originally known as “The Random Pub Generator” the http://www.throngalong.com website was developed to solve the age-old problem of deciding where to go out for a drink in the evening, how to invite everyone and how to know who is coming and who isn’t.

    Basically you set up a shortlist of favourite pubs (or clubs, restaurants etc), add a list of friend’s email address and choose a date and time. Invitations are sent out with a link so everyone can RSVP easily and see who else is going. The neatest thing is that the venue is selected at random, at the time the invitations are sent out, from the list given. The date can be recurring so you can have it go off automatically every week, choosing a different pub each time.

    The RSVP page is great as everyone can leave messages for each other to arrange where to meet, explain why they’ll be late, or worse of all, why they’re not coming!

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