The shacks will be dusting down their teapots for serving the booze in then ! Alan

Fosters in a tea pot never quite tastes right.

I just realised we will be there then - are there any elections in the north - I hope not.

I'm cracking up , don't go until November 10th - too much visa worry.

we arrive in goa on the 4th nov please tell us we will be allowed to have a few jars then
i guess we'll be buying more than planned from duty free before we fly out

Another stupid Indian rule , but yes they do stop the sale of alcohol. Lots of bars do abide by the rules , but I think a majority do'nt.

Usually the shacks serve up a nice pot of whatever your tipple is, as gramps mentioned.The hotel we were in did serve drinks but beware and stock up your fridge.

Don't worry gang there are no dry days in the north, we have already had them for the elections not that it made much difference because the local village bars stayed open but just kept an eye out for the police, we were in a bar in our local village Nerul and the owners father padlocked the door from outside and one of us hid in the toilet and the other in the store room, now that's what i would call a LOCK in.

Only in Goa

Mike

Hi gang

I stand corrected, the Herald Friday 26th, All the licenced liqour premises located within the state of Goa, shall remain closed from 5pm of October 29th to 5pm of October 31st in view by-electionto Lok Sabha for 2-Mormugao Parlimentary Constituency, and on November 3rd, in the district of south Goa only on account of counting votes.

But at least we know where to go for a drink as i said in my last post.

All have a good time now, don't let that local Bobby catch you

Mike