Stop 9 is one that a few people suggested today, The European, a sister pub to The Holly Tree. 15 taps and three handpumps. Decent range, but maybe not quite so good as The Holly Tree.

Walk and bus to what is now stop 8, Blondies Brewery & Taproom. 10 taps, mostly their own plus a couple of guests. Thirds available.

Walk, bus, walk to stop 7, @neckstamper. Industrial estate brewery with taproom and 5 of their beers on tap.

A short hop on the bus to the William the Fourth. Made famous by Brodies and now run by @ExaleBrewing. 12 taps and 4 handpumps offering mostly their own beers but with some guests.

Just over ten minutes through the back streets and I'm at @GravityWellBeer taproom. Lovely tap room space with 10 of their own beers available on tap.

A ten minute walk down to @fillybrook. No problem just sitting down for a beer. 20 taps of well chosen beers. Current food offering in the rotating kitchen is Chinese.

Up to the north end of Leytonstone and @NorthStarE11. The country pub in the city. 17 taps and 5 cask including a couple of more unusual Czech beers.

Short walk to stop 2, the original home of @PrettyDecentBC. Internal layout has changed with the kitchen gone and the bar moved to the left as you enter. 10 taps of their own beers on offer

2 hours after closing my front door I get to stop 1 for today, The Holly Tree in Wanstead. Imposing corner pub with 20 taps and 5 handpumps offering a really good selection. Separate areas for families and adults only.

Short walk to the last stop of the day, The Northumberland Arms. Another great locals pub and the tap for Tiny Vessel. Two of their beers on plus some great European beers.