How do I book for loch lomond in May
How do I book for loch lomond in May
DO YOU HAVE CONTACT DETAILS FOR THE ABOVE EVENT AND IS THERE ANY HOTEL NEAR BYE
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Re: How do book for loch lomand in May
Hi Howard
The info is on the events page of the latest club mag which you should have if you are a member. If not then send me a message with your email address & I will send it to you.
Geoff
The info is on the events page of the latest club mag which you should have if you are a member. If not then send me a message with your email address & I will send it to you.
Geoff
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Re: How do I book for loch lomand in May
Our plan is to go in Sept, as in May we are on our 3 week holiday down the Shannon in "Pas Vite
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Re: How do I book for loch lomand in May
Its Loch LOMOND, thanks.!!
Sandy
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Re: How do I book for loch lomand in May
Sandymac wrote: Its Loch LOMOND, thanks.!!
IF that for me T 15, its T 15 going to Loch Lomond NOT "Pas Vite"
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I have booked carvan for 3 of my mates to stay in ,the web site is below.
if any one wishes to book another carvan feel free to join us.
http://www.lochlomondholidays.co.uk
http://www.lochlomondhideaways.co.uk
if any one wishes to book another carvan feel free to join us.
http://www.lochlomondholidays.co.uk
http://www.lochlomondhideaways.co.uk
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Re: How do I book for loch lomond in May
Still planning on the Sept one, we are on holidays so we my stay a bit longer & ( wait for it, bring the rib!! 
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thinking of using Tesco Cludcard Vouchers for the ferry, £ 10 = £ 40 , so £ 80 ish vouchers for the return ferry, just wont eat for the next month
Been doing some training in -2 C in Ireland for the Scottish weather
)thinking of using Tesco Cludcard Vouchers for the ferry, £ 10 = £ 40 , so £ 80 ish vouchers for the return ferry, just wont eat for the next month
Been doing some training in -2 C in Ireland for the Scottish weather
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Howard,
Just to let you know that when Sandy Mac points out the errors in your spelling, he is expressing his own view and not representing other Scots. I would hate you to think we were all so pedantic as it may even put you off visiting those bonnie bonnie shores. (or should that be bonny? Who cares, I know what I mean.) This is a web site about classic boats and I can always understand your messsages whether or not you use all the proper captial letters.
Here endeth what I hope to be the very last in a short line of irritating spelling lessons.
Alisdair
Just to let you know that when Sandy Mac points out the errors in your spelling, he is expressing his own view and not representing other Scots. I would hate you to think we were all so pedantic as it may even put you off visiting those bonnie bonnie shores. (or should that be bonny? Who cares, I know what I mean.) This is a web site about classic boats and I can always understand your messsages whether or not you use all the proper captial letters.
Here endeth what I hope to be the very last in a short line of irritating spelling lessons.
Alisdair