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'Many hands make...' what? Almost time for Thursday quiz fun at The Plough


Jason T

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This thread is from last week! - See the one below for hints about this week's quiz :) See you soon. Many hands... in a team' can sometimes help win a quiz but if you can complete the actual proverb then you are sure to get at least one point at the Plough's weekly Thursday night quiz. The truth is that we've had couples win the quiz before so size rarely matters. And remember, amongst the fun, we have many prizes at both ends of the scale.


This friendly general knowledge and picture quiz is only ?1.50 per person to enter and there's a chance to win cash or a lovely bottle of house wine if you come second-to-last. There's bonus drinks, sweets and cookies to win too. It's an 8 for 8.30pm start in the left-hand-side bar as you walk into the front of the pub. If you are peckish then you can eat and quiz too with a great menu to choose from. See you soon!

Hello. I've only just spotted your message on last week's thread, which is a bit odd because I normally get an email if someone tries to get in touch. Anyway, sorry not to reply sooner. It's quite a friendly quiz and sometimes, regular teams have been happy to welcome people who are by themselves into their ranks. Failing that, I've had many people over the years attend by themselves, either taking part just for fun or entering formally, so you'd be welcome either way. Best wishes


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