Hop to it?

[ChrisH]

Richard, just wondering why wrote about it in the Dog House thread.

Though it did get more views & laughs than my post did. It must be the way you tell 'em.

http://petoftheday.com/talk/showthread.php?t=150906

"Pet-loving members of the public who were passing by saw us struggling and rushed to our assistance"

I assumed Canterbury as in England and then I thought...how many "Pet-loving members of the public" could possibly be about at that hour? The pubs close alot earlier in the UK. Canterbury not being the most URBAN of cities, I just LOL wondering about this.
Claudia

Things have changed regarding pub opening hours. Many pubs have been granted licences to stay open until the early hours and a number have licences for 24 hour opening.

Also Canterbury is not as quiet as you may think.

Good Evening

When the evening sets in, the district is alive with theatregoers, film buffs, foodies and those enjoying a relaxing drink in one of the city’s many pubs and bars.

Theatres are in abundance in the district, with the Marlowe and Gulbenkian in Canterbury, Kings Hall in Herne bay and the Horsebridge and the Playhouse in Whitstable. Whether you want to go to the 1000-seated Marlowe for a touring show of dance, opera, comedy or a West End production, or the Gulbenkian, a smaller theatre at the University of Kent, there is something to suit all tastes. The Kings Hall in Herne bay hosts an extensive range of events, from top tribute acts to martial arts championships. The Horsebridge in Whitstable is just yards from the beach, and the Playhouse in Whitstable is a 186-seated theatre. With plenty of shows on offer, you can experience all kinds of fantastic theatre. There are also two cinemas in Canterbury and one in Herne Bay, offering all the latest box office hits as well as a few less well-known films.

http://www.canterbury.co.uk/