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Happy Birthday from us too! Glennis and Rock...in sunny but breezy Hawaii > To Bron and Cliff > > Hope the birthdays are all you would wish them to be > > Liz > > Sorry I have'nt been anywhere near the PC for two > days > so Happy Birthdays to Cliff yesterday and Bron > today. > Dave > > 20 May 1937 - CLIFF wellgreen@xtra.co.nz > 21 May 1926 - BRON howard.fuller@ntlworld.com > >

To Bron and Cliff Hope the birthdays are all you would wish them to be Liz -----Original Message----- From: david cox [mailto:bigdavecox@ntlworld.com] Sent: 21 May 2006 08:23 To: GEN-TRIVIA-ENG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TRIVVIES] ooops...reminders for YESTERDAY and TODAY Sorry I have'nt been anywhere near the PC for two days so Happy Birthdays to Cliff yesterday and Bron today. Dave 20 May 1937 - CLIFF wellgreen@xtra.co.nz 21 May 1926 - BRON howard.fuller@ntlworld.com ==== GEN-TRIVIA-ENG Mailing List ==== RANDOM TAGLINE - GEN-TRIVIA-ENG - MAILING LIST Keep up to date with the current Rules for this List at - www.trivvies.com -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.392 / Virus Database: 268.6.1/344 - Release Date: 19/05/2006

Sorry I have'nt been anywhere near the PC for two days so Happy Birthdays to Cliff yesterday and Bron today. Dave 20 May 1937 - CLIFF wellgreen@xtra.co.nz 21 May 1926 - BRON howard.fuller@ntlworld.com

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Forgot about the food preference!! Pork for us if available please Sue. Gwen > > > Hi Sue, > Nick and I will be coming on Sunday only and would like lunch...the Corner > Cupboard looks OK... will go along with what everyone wants. > Gwen > > > > >>I need numbers .... >> >> I was hoping to get to Cheltenham to do a "recky" of the place - but Andy >> is >> now working straight through to at least the 26th May - so don't know >> when >> we're going to be able to spare the 8 hours it'll take us ... It's a >> 2.5hr >> drive there - & 2.5hr back - & that's not counting things like rush-hours >> & >> roadworks ... But we'll do our best to get there .... >> >> On our way to the Sarf last weekend - we did manage to take in a detour >> to >> Winchcombe - and - to be honest with you all - there does not seem to be >> too >> much in the way of decent eating establishments - except one called :- >> >> "The Corner Cupboard" http://www.cornercupboard.co.uk/index.html ... We >> called in and spoke to a member of staff ... We do have to book - and of >> course - this would mean knowing exactly who is intending to be around >> for >> the SUNDAY - & who would want to eat lunch ... Their last sitting is >> 2pm - >> and they said that if we pre-ordered our meals (£7.95 for a roast meal - >> whatever meat we wanted, as long as they know) - they would have them on >> the >> table for us for 2pm .... Seeing as most of you want to be away by 4pm - >> this seemed suitable ... >> >> They have a fair sized restaurant - and also a side room - which they >> said >> we could have - (it used to be the darts room) ... It doesn't have direct >> access to outside - but it does have windows - & would certainly be >> better >> than nothing if the weather wasn't good & dry (how dare it not be, he) .. >> There is a good sized car-park - & a beer-garden outside if it's hot ... >> There's only one problem - and that is there is a slope down to the pub >> from >> the car-park - and a few steps up to the beer-garden - but I managed it >> okay >> .... >> >> The trouble with most of the other places in the village - was that they >> seemed to be lacking car-parking spaces - but it was late when we got >> there >> - & we didn't really have a very long look ... IF we manage to get there >> again - we can look around - if you don't want to go to the Corner >> Cupboard >> .. >> >> Sooooooo - I need NUMBERS --- of A. Who will be joining us on the >> SUNDAY - >> and B. Who will be wanting to eat lunch ... >> >> * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * >> >> As for the SATURDAY >> >> WELL - - - How does "Bourton On The Water" grab you .. ? ... >> >> - http://www.cotswolds.info/places/bourton-on-the-water.shtml ... >> >> - http://www.places-to-go.org.uk/Bourton_on_the_Water.htm ... >> >> As you'll see - if you go to these sites - &/or do a Google search - >> >> There is PLENTY to do and see here - ranging from :- >> >> A "Model Village" of itself ... >> >> A large model railway - largest in the UK ... >> >> A Motor Museum (beside the river) ... >> >> Birdland Zoo ... >> >> Plus lots of other things ... >> >> I would suggest - as we're eating our main meal in the evening - at the >> Beefeater (attached to the hotel) - that we self-cater for lunchtime on >> the >> SATURDAY ... We can either buy what we want from Sainsbury's before we >> go - >> (shop opposite the hotel) - - - or we can buy when we're there ... Andy >> can >> take our large 'fridge-box' - if needed .... >> >> BUT - I do need numbers - - - so would appreciate your responses .... You >> all know which weekend it is - so - although there's no real hurry - we >> do >> need to sort this out - as ASAP .... >> >> Thank you ... >> >> Sue >> >> >> ==== GEN-TRIVIA-ENG Mailing List ==== >> RANDOM TAGLINE - GEN-TRIVIA-ENG - MAILING LIST >> If a subject has already been discussed - there is nothing wrong with >> refreshing our memories. Lest we forget. :-) >> > > > ==== GEN-TRIVIA-ENG Mailing List ==== > RANDOM TAGLINE - GEN-TRIVIA-ENG - MAILING LIST > Before you sent your mail - Please cut out as much of previous messages as > is appropriate - and Please change the Subject Line if the Topic has > changed. >

Your mind certainly does wonder sometimes don't it?? LOL DiDi http://photobucket.com/albums/d100/didi_45 -----Original Message----- Who put the Equator - where the equator is .. ? .... In other words - who set the north-south divide .. ? .... Who put the lines of latitude and longitude where they are - i.e. North / South .. ? ....... The world is round - so these places could have been put anywhere ... Couldn't they .. ? .... Sue In pondering mood ... ==== GEN-TRIVIA-ENG Mailing List ==== RANDOM TAGLINE - GEN-TRIVIA-ENG - MAILING LIST Remember - this list is only as good as you, the Lister, make it. If you don't post, then it's no fun at all. :-)

I bought some about 3 years ago & they come up every year. This year, I've grown some from seed, so will have to wait & see what happens !! Pat.xxx :o)) A Maid of Kent, UK. Your county needs YOU !!! http://FreeCEN.rootsweb.com Looking for ancestors in Kent ? Try: http://www.kent-opc.org.uk/ www.lawrence.eastkentgenealogy.co.uk I LOVE Wallflowers and have often bemoaned the fact that Canada doesn't have them , now find that BC, well in your part Jennifer it does; then it suddenly dawned on me that Wallflowers are a biannual and need at least the first year to grow and the 2nd year to flower and I figured that a lot of Canada is too cold for them, I have been told that in some gardens in UK they come up every year, nobody ever touches them. Marlene ... who loves too many flowers too much to put a name on the most favourite, ````````````````````````````` > Have posted some photos of my "smelly garden" on > MyFamily. Wish I could > send the fragrance as well LOL > Jennifer > > Wolfie wrote: > > I'd love to see a photo of that please, it sounds > lovely. > > I love azaleas and wisteria > > > > Wolfie...................the quiet one Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com ==== GEN-TRIVIA-ENG Mailing List ==== RANDOM TAGLINE - GEN-TRIVIA-ENG - MAILING LIST Please use common sense when sending or replying to messages on the list. What may not offend you may offend others.

Well, my geography is a bit rusty but the lines of longitude were determined by the folk at Greenwich Observatory way back when. The earth makes one revolution in 24 hours so they divided the 360 degrees of the circumference of the earth into 24 equal areas marked by a line of longitude with the 0 degree line running through the Observatory. The major lines are thus 15 degrees or one hour apart which is why time zones change by one hour for each 15 degrees of longitude. Of course, you can split each 15 deg. section into as many smaller segments as you wish. The Equator and the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn are determined by the oscillation of the earth based if I remember right on when the sun is directly overhead at mid-day at each extreme with the Equator being equi-distant between the Tropics. I don't know who first decided to mark lines of latitude on the globe but they are based on the number of degrees north or south of the Equator which is at 0 degs. with the major lines being at 2 degree intervals I think. I expect Google would be able to give much more accurate info. but I can't be bothered looking on account of it's bedtime. <g> Geo. Who put the Equator - where the equator is .. ? .... In other words - who set the north-south divide .. ? .... Who put the lines of latitude and longitude where they are - i.e. North / South .. ? ....... The world is round - so these places could have been put anywhere ... Couldn't they .. ? .... Sue In pondering mood ...

I LOVE Wallflowers and have often bemoaned the fact that Canada doesn't have them , now find that BC, well in your part Jennifer it does; then it suddenly dawned on me that Wallflowers are a biannual and need at least the first year to grow and the 2nd year to flower and I figured that a lot of Canada is too cold for them, I have been told that in some gardens in UK they come up every year, nobody ever touches them. Marlene ... who loves too many flowers too much to put a name on the most favourite, ````````````````````````````` > Have posted some photos of my "smelly garden" on > MyFamily. Wish I could > send the fragrance as well LOL > Jennifer > > Wolfie wrote: > > I'd love to see a photo of that please, it sounds > lovely. > > I love azaleas and wisteria > > > > Wolfie...................the quiet one Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com

count me and mark in for Sunday lunch.. we will arrive about Saturday lunchtime Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wolfie" <zen97862@zen.co.uk> To: <GEN-TRIVIA-ENG-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 19, 2006 8:55 PM Subject: RE: [TRIVVIES] 2006 REUNION > Count me and Yards in for whatever is going on, Sunday lunch too. > We had planned on taking Yards to Bourton on the water anyway while she is > over here. It's one of my favourite places. We are arriving Friday and > leaving Sunday. > > Wolfie...................the quiet one > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Sue [mailto:trivvie@btinternet.com] > Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 6:49 PM > To: GEN-TRIVIA-ENG-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [TRIVVIES] 2006 REUNION > Importance: High > > I need numbers .... > > I was hoping to get to Cheltenham to do a "recky" of the place - but Andy > is > now working straight through to at least the 26th May - so don't know when > we're going to be able to spare the 8 hours it'll take us ... It's a 2.5hr > drive there - & 2.5hr back - & that's not counting things like rush-hours > & > roadworks ... But we'll do our best to get there .... > > On our way to the Sarf last weekend - we did manage to take in a detour to > Winchcombe - and - to be honest with you all - there does not seem to be > too > much in the way of decent eating establishments - except one called :- > > "The Corner Cupboard" http://www.cornercupboard.co.uk/index.html ... We > called in and spoke to a member of staff ... We do have to book - and of > course - this would mean knowing exactly who is intending to be around for > the SUNDAY - & who would want to eat lunch ... Their last sitting is 2pm - > and they said that if we pre-ordered our meals (£7.95 for a roast meal - > whatever meat we wanted, as long as they know) - they would have them on > the > table for us for 2pm .... Seeing as most of you want to be away by 4pm - > this seemed suitable ... > > They have a fair sized restaurant - and also a side room - which they said > we could have - (it used to be the darts room) ... It doesn't have direct > access to outside - but it does have windows - & would certainly be better > than nothing if the weather wasn't good & dry (how dare it not be, he) .. > There is a good sized car-park - & a beer-garden outside if it's hot ... > There's only one problem - and that is there is a slope down to the pub > from > the car-park - and a few steps up to the beer-garden - but I managed it > okay > .... > > The trouble with most of the other places in the village - was that they > seemed to be lacking car-parking spaces - but it was late when we got > there > - & we didn't really have a very long look ... IF we manage to get there > again - we can look around - if you don't want to go to the Corner > Cupboard > .. > > Sooooooo - I need NUMBERS --- of A. Who will be joining us on the SUNDAY - > and B. Who will be wanting to eat lunch ... > > * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * > > As for the SATURDAY > > WELL - - - How does "Bourton On The Water" grab you .. ? ... > > - http://www.cotswolds.info/places/bourton-on-the-water.shtml ... > > - http://www.places-to-go.org.uk/Bourton_on_the_Water.htm ... > > As you'll see - if you go to these sites - &/or do a Google search - > > There is PLENTY to do and see here - ranging from :- > > A "Model Village" of itself ... > > A large model railway - largest in the UK ... > > A Motor Museum (beside the river) ... > > Birdland Zoo ... > > Plus lots of other things ... > > I would suggest - as we're eating our main meal in the evening - at the > Beefeater (attached to the hotel) - that we self-cater for lunchtime on > the > SATURDAY ... We can either buy what we want from Sainsbury's before we > go - > (shop opposite the hotel) - - - or we can buy when we're there ... Andy > can > take our large 'fridge-box' - if needed .... > > BUT - I do need numbers - - - so would appreciate your responses .... You > all know which weekend it is - so - although there's no real hurry - we do > need to sort this out - as ASAP .... > > Thank you ... > > Sue > > > ==== GEN-TRIVIA-ENG Mailing List ==== > RANDOM TAGLINE - GEN-TRIVIA-ENG - MAILING LIST > If a subject has already been discussed - there is nothing wrong with > refreshing our memories. Lest we forget. :-) > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.392 / Virus Database: 268.6.0/342 - Release Date: 17/05/2006 > > > -- > No virus found in this outgoing message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.392 / Virus Database: 268.6.1/343 - Release Date: 18/05/2006 > > > > > ==== GEN-TRIVIA-ENG Mailing List ==== > RANDOM TAGLINE - GEN-TRIVIA-ENG - MAILING LIST > Keep up to date with the current Rules for this List at - www.trivvies.com > >

Sue If we are talking roast dinners then we too would prefer chicken. We thought we might get there about 10am so that we get a good chance to look round before any train rides. Thanks Howie for the train times. If anyone gets a copy of June's Railway Modeller there was a 20% discount "on all admissions" ticket on page 9 inside the leaflet called "On the Rails 2006 - Directory of Railway Attractions". Return tickets are £9.50 per Adult - magazine is £3. Liz -----Original Message----- From: Howard Fuller [mailto:howard.fuller@ntlworld.com] Sent: 19 May 2006 18:56 To: GEN-TRIVIA-ENG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [TRIVVIES] 2006 REUNION Hi Sue, Lunch on Sunday 11th at 2pm at "The Corner Cupboard" will do us fine. We ate there when we were last in Winchcombe about 4 years ago! For meat, we would prefer chicken... Bron & I can arrive at Winchcombe by about 10.30. Where do you suggest we meet? A trip on the railway would be nice. A round trip is possible (either way round) starting from Winchcombe at 11.40 and returning at 13.40. Cars can be parked at the station, handy for getting into town for lunch as the station is about 3/4-mile from the centre... Howie <hugs>

Count me and Yards in for whatever is going on, Sunday lunch too. We had planned on taking Yards to Bourton on the water anyway while she is over here. It's one of my favourite places. We are arriving Friday and leaving Sunday. Wolfie...................the quiet one -----Original Message----- From: Sue [mailto:trivvie@btinternet.com] Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 6:49 PM To: GEN-TRIVIA-ENG-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TRIVVIES] 2006 REUNION Importance: High I need numbers .... I was hoping to get to Cheltenham to do a "recky" of the place - but Andy is now working straight through to at least the 26th May - so don't know when we're going to be able to spare the 8 hours it'll take us ... It's a 2.5hr drive there - & 2.5hr back - & that's not counting things like rush-hours & roadworks ... But we'll do our best to get there .... On our way to the Sarf last weekend - we did manage to take in a detour to Winchcombe - and - to be honest with you all - there does not seem to be too much in the way of decent eating establishments - except one called :- "The Corner Cupboard" http://www.cornercupboard.co.uk/index.html ... We called in and spoke to a member of staff ... We do have to book - and of course - this would mean knowing exactly who is intending to be around for the SUNDAY - & who would want to eat lunch ... Their last sitting is 2pm - and they said that if we pre-ordered our meals (£7.95 for a roast meal - whatever meat we wanted, as long as they know) - they would have them on the table for us for 2pm .... Seeing as most of you want to be away by 4pm - this seemed suitable ... They have a fair sized restaurant - and also a side room - which they said we could have - (it used to be the darts room) ... It doesn't have direct access to outside - but it does have windows - & would certainly be better than nothing if the weather wasn't good & dry (how dare it not be, he) .. There is a good sized car-park - & a beer-garden outside if it's hot ... There's only one problem - and that is there is a slope down to the pub from the car-park - and a few steps up to the beer-garden - but I managed it okay .... The trouble with most of the other places in the village - was that they seemed to be lacking car-parking spaces - but it was late when we got there - & we didn't really have a very long look ... IF we manage to get there again - we can look around - if you don't want to go to the Corner Cupboard .. Sooooooo - I need NUMBERS --- of A. Who will be joining us on the SUNDAY - and B. Who will be wanting to eat lunch ... * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * As for the SATURDAY WELL - - - How does "Bourton On The Water" grab you .. ? ... - http://www.cotswolds.info/places/bourton-on-the-water.shtml ... - http://www.places-to-go.org.uk/Bourton_on_the_Water.htm ... As you'll see - if you go to these sites - &/or do a Google search - There is PLENTY to do and see here - ranging from :- A "Model Village" of itself ... A large model railway - largest in the UK ... A Motor Museum (beside the river) ... Birdland Zoo ... Plus lots of other things ... I would suggest - as we're eating our main meal in the evening - at the Beefeater (attached to the hotel) - that we self-cater for lunchtime on the SATURDAY ... We can either buy what we want from Sainsbury's before we go - (shop opposite the hotel) - - - or we can buy when we're there ... Andy can take our large 'fridge-box' - if needed .... BUT - I do need numbers - - - so would appreciate your responses .... You all know which weekend it is - so - although there's no real hurry - we do need to sort this out - as ASAP .... Thank you ... Sue ==== GEN-TRIVIA-ENG Mailing List ==== RANDOM TAGLINE - GEN-TRIVIA-ENG - MAILING LIST If a subject has already been discussed - there is nothing wrong with refreshing our memories. Lest we forget. :-) -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.392 / Virus Database: 268.6.0/342 - Release Date: 17/05/2006 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.392 / Virus Database: 268.6.1/343 - Release Date: 18/05/2006

Hi Sue, Lunch on Sunday 11th at 2pm at "The Corner Cupboard" will do us fine. We ate there when we were last in Winchcombe about 4 years ago! For meat, we would prefer chicken... Bron & I can arrive at Winchcombe by about 10.30. Where do you suggest we meet? A trip on the railway would be nice. A round trip is possible (either way round) starting from Winchcombe at 11.40 and returning at 13.40. Cars can be parked at the station, handy for getting into town for lunch as the station is about 3/4-mile from the centre... Howie <hugs> > I need numbers .... <snip> > "The Corner Cupboard" http://www.cornercupboard.co.uk/index.html ... We > called in and spoke to a member of staff ... We do have to book - and of > course - this would mean knowing exactly who is intending to be around for > the SUNDAY - & who would want to eat lunch ... Their last sitting is 2pm - > and they said that if we pre-ordered our meals (£7.95 for a roast meal - > whatever meat we wanted, as long as they know) - they would have them on the > table for us for 2pm .... Seeing as most of you want to be away by 4pm - > this seemed suitable ... > > They have a fair sized restaurant - and also a side room - which they said > we could have - (it used to be the darts room) ... It doesn't have direct > access to outside - but it does have windows - & would certainly be better > than nothing if the weather wasn't good & dry (how dare it not be, he) .. > There is a good sized car-park - & a beer-garden outside if it's hot ... > There's only one problem - and that is there is a slope down to the pub from > the car-park - and a few steps up to the beer-garden - but I managed it okay > .... > > The trouble with most of the other places in the village - was that they > seemed to be lacking car-parking spaces - but it was late when we got there > - & we didn't really have a very long look ... IF we manage to get there > again - we can look around - if you don't want to go to the Corner Cupboard > .. > > Sooooooo - I need NUMBERS --- of A. Who will be joining us on the SUNDAY - > and B. Who will be wanting to eat lunch ... > <snip> > Thank you ... > Sue

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Hi Marlene, That's exactly what happens in my garden -- the wallflowers come up year after year (I guess no-one's told them they're only supposed to last two years LOL). I only dig them out when they become too woody and spread out. By that time (hopefully) they have seeded themselves -- but this isn't always the case. Then I go and buy some more. Can't be without them. Hugs Jennifer Marlene Cox wrote: > I LOVE Wallflowers and have often bemoaned the fact > that Canada doesn't have them , now find that BC, well > in your part Jennifer it does; then it suddenly dawned > on me that Wallflowers are a biannual and need at > least the first year to grow and the 2nd year to > flower and I figured that a lot of Canada is too cold > for them, I have been told that in some gardens in UK > they come up every year, nobody ever touches them. > Marlene ... who loves too many flowers too much to put > a name on the most favourite, > >

Who put the Equator - where the equator is .. ? .... In other words - who set the north-south divide .. ? .... Who put the lines of latitude and longitude where they are - i.e. North / South .. ? ....... The world is round - so these places could have been put anywhere ... Couldn't they .. ? .... Sue In pondering mood ...

Hi Wolfie, Have posted some photos of my "smelly garden" on MyFamily. Wish I could send the fragrance as well LOL Jennifer Wolfie wrote: > I'd love to see a photo of that please, it sounds lovely. > I love azaleas and wisteria > > Wolfie...................the quiet one > > > > I love a "smelly" garden. The weather today is perfect. I've been > sitting on the sundeck under the grape arbour with its just-opening > leaves. The fragrance from three blossoming azaleas, (firey orange, > sunshine yellow and creamy white) plus the purple Chinese wisteria, two > lilacs (mauve and white), a bank of multi-coloured wallflowers, and my > pink fragrant clematis (smells like vanilla) is absolutely fantastic. > Whichever way the breeze wafts, I get a different scent. Mmmmm > ...Delicious. > Wish I could bottle it and save for later LOL > Jennifer > > >

I`m sure you wont either! Have a lovely time, wish I could be there Val xx Having a pretty quiet time so far Val, mainly shopping with Linda, although at the weekend was up in the Telford area [Shropshire] with Linda and G'dau Maria [last year's bride], spending time with Linda's long time friends [my 'adopted dau and son'] Pat and Dave. Hence on Tues when B D said there had been a big Quake in Wellington my reply was "Which One ??" as there is a Wellington in the Telford area . On the way back we stopped and spent the night at Maria and Andy's home in Milton Keynes, and going back to Chesham very early Sunday morn, saw Wallabies and Deer in the lovely area between Dunstable and Berkhampstead, and baby rabbits ..that were dicing with their lives glad we were the only car on the road at that time, so they were quite safe. Have to catch up on family visiting and some research up in London. Will pass on Hugs to any Trivvies that I meet up with, and I'm sure if I do forget they will ask why I haven't done as you have asked :-))))), being a keeper of the Elephants I'm sure I won't forget though Hugs Marlene ```````````````````````````````` Thanks for the hugs Marlene, hope you are having a good time. When you see Sue give her a hug from me please, also all the Trivvies that you see! Val xx ==== GEN-TRIVIA-ENG Mailing List ==== RANDOM TAGLINE - GEN-TRIVIA-ENG - MAILING LIST Keep up to date with the current Rules for this List at - www.trivvies.com -- Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.4.3/316 - Release Date: 17/04/2006

My only surviving aunt has recently moved to Bourton On The Water. She previously lived in Poulton le Fylde, near Blackpool. :-)) Anne On 19/05/2006, at 4:45 AM, PJK :o)) <pat@kendell.freeserve.co.uk> wrote: > Anywhere on the Saturday is OK with us, as long as there aren't too > many steps & it isn't too far to drive from the hotel for his nibs. > > Three weeks to go !!! > > Pat.xxx :o)) > A Maid of Kent > > > As for the SATURDAY > > WELL - - - How does "Bourton On The Water" grab you .. ? ... > > - http://www.cotswolds.info/places/bourton-on-the-water.shtml ... > > - http://www.places-to-go.org.uk/Bourton_on_the_Water.htm ... > > As you'll see - if you go to these sites - &/or do a Google search - > > There is PLENTY to do and see here - ranging from :- > > A "Model Village" of itself ... > > A large model railway - largest in the UK ... > > A Motor Museum (beside the river) ... > > Birdland Zoo ... > > Plus lots of other things ... > > I would suggest - as we're eating our main meal in the evening - > at the > Beefeater (attached to the hotel) - that we self-cater for > lunchtime on the > SATURDAY ... We can either buy what we want from Sainsbury's > before we go - > (shop opposite the hotel) - - - or we can buy when we're > there ... Andy can > take our large 'fridge-box' - if needed .... > > BUT - I do need numbers - - - so would appreciate your > responses .... You > all know which weekend it is - so - although there's no real > hurry - we do > need to sort this out - as ASAP .... > > Thank you ... > > Sue > > > ==== GEN-TRIVIA-ENG Mailing List ==== > RANDOM TAGLINE - GEN-TRIVIA-ENG - MAILING LIST > If a subject has already been discussed - there is nothing wrong > with refreshing our memories. Lest we forget. :-) > > > > > ==== GEN-TRIVIA-ENG Mailing List ==== > RANDOM TAGLINE - GEN-TRIVIA-ENG - MAILING LIST > Today's Memories will be of interest to our Descendants. But for > this to happen they need to be told. This List is here for just > this to happen. >