Photo of The Swan with Two Nicks, a pub near Little Bollington, Cheshire, north west England.

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The Swan with Two Nicks

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The Swan with Two Nicks is a low-beamed country pub at Little Bollington, a short stroll from the deer park at Dunham Massey and the Bridgewater Canal. There’s been an inn on the spot since at least the 1740s, and it’s a popular refuelling stop for walkers and cyclists off the towpath. Hale station is about 4km to the east.

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