Article: The Ale House aura is all about accepting

There's a new face at the Old Town Ale House these days. It belongs to a young, fair-skinned guy who seems out of place among the gallery of rogues. His smooth features are shaped by innocence, like something you would see on a grainy newsreel of pop music's 1964 British Invasion.

This is not the Ale House look.

Ale House people have lots of creases and lines in their faces, looking like crumpled road maps in a crowded glove compartment. The Ale House is more about where you've been than where you're going.

The other night the young man sat alone on the tavern's step high section that is framed by used books and pinball machines. He wasn't distinguished by his youth or his solitary ...

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