The Seven Stars is a fine old village pub, which dates, in parts, back to the early 1700s. Usually they have up to four ales on, three of them changing guests. There is a peaceful garden, and spacious car park. Note that the D1 bus from Bath to Salisbury/Warminster (and back) stops right outside.

A short crawl of Frome, taking in the Royal Oak on Oakfield Road, and then The Griffin, on Milk Street. The Royal Oak is a lovely pub, situated on the western fringe of town. Inside there are several drinking area as well as an outside patio garden. Two regular beers normaly on. Situated in the Trinity area of Frome, the Griffin was formerly the brewery tap for Milk Street (now Frome) brewery, which has moved to the outskirts of the town. Up to three Frome ales and guests, as well as a range of craft beers and ciders.

A trip to the west of our branch area, starting at the Burcott Inn in Wookey and then to the Sheppey Inn in Lower Godney. The Burcott is a friendly, well kept, and spacious, village pub located on the B3139 on the eastern edge of Wookey, near Wells. One west country regular beer and up to two guests (one in the winter months), also usually local. The Sheppey is a many roomed pub with lots of contemporary paintings on the walls, set in the wilds of the Somerset levels, west of Wookey. It has a good range of up to four, ever changing, real ales, plus six or more craft beers almost all from Somerset or Bristol breweries and up to six ciders on gravity.

A short crawl of Warminster, starting at the Old Bell , and then on to the Rose and Crown . The Old Bell is a handsome old Inn with a large rear courtyard in the centre of Warminster. Serving a range of Wadworth beers. The Rose and Crown has newly reopened and yet to be visited. We shall see..!