Help us find a new Green Dragon Pub photo, PLEASE!

We prefer one that looks rustic and/or in a woodsy setting.

(In other words, no cars or surrounding skyscrapers that can't be cropped out.)

It can have any name on the sign, cuz that can be photo-shopped in.

This one looked cute:

Oh nice! All of them!
#3 and #6 are my favs.

just photoshop in a sign on this one -- it's sooooo comfy looking....

*snicker*

#8 - I saw that one in google and fell in love. Soooo lovely!

#8 - Whoa.
That is just gorgeous!

11, 12 -
I hope we can find a way to use that one -- it just looked soooooo perfect to me...

Poop!
It shows up so small!
:o/

Well, I'll leave it up for now, but I wish there was a way to show it off to better advantage.
:o/
I love #16, too.
All that GREEN!

This thread is like a really awesome coffee-table book!

I like this one, too.

#15
Oooh, that's a nice one!

There are multiple pubs I'd like to visit in this thread! I like #4 for sure, and #21, and #9. Are you going run an election or exercise the perogative of the Queen, Clamairy (that be you, you know)?

Maybe a little of both, Maggie.
:o)

Excellent!

I just wish it would show up a bit larger on the GD page.
:o/

I noticed the new picture right away and looked for a thread about it. Great job one and all! Love the photos, and the one you picked clamairy. :)

I think my mother's friend used to work at #17.

Here's The Green Dragon in Hobbiton-Bywater.





And it's friendly Proprietor and best customer.





Wups, how'd that get in there?

This isn't really about the picture, but I was just reading the info again at the top of our group page. The poem, all the great links. JPB and clamairy, you both do a great job of making this not only a fun group, but easy to navigate and informative too. Thanks!

Thanks, MrsLee!
I spent a lot time time trying to get that blasted new welcome sign up there, too, but it's not going where I want it. heh heh

I love the pub you have chosen, just where you would love to go after a long hard day, can sit snuggled inside on cold days, or linger in the garden on long summer evenings spinning tales and drinking ales.