'Muddy Ducks' - The Muddy Duck - Hethe, Oxfordshire - Outside Wooden Display Carvings on Waymarking.com

A pair of wooden ducks guarding the entrance to The Muddy Duck pub, Hethe. The ducks presumably date from the opening of the pub in 2012.

"Saved from becoming a house in 2011 with a concerted effort by a local campaign, the Whitmore Arms became the Muddy Duck after being purchased by a local businessman. Retaining the previous landlord as their cellar expert, good quality real ale flows from four handpumps and one gravity-fed cask. The pub has a reputation for good quality food with seasonal menus and there is an extensive wine list. There is a large garden area at the rear. The pub has an Aunt Sally team in the summer season. Walkers welcome."

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Type of wood carving: Combination of carving tools Approximate size/height: 1 ft (not inc. stand) Other type: Not listed Artist's Name: Not listed Type of wood: Not listed

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