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He won't be there. I'm going to shank one at his head this time - except I won't miss. He'll still be in A&E at Crosshouse Hospital.
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It's impossible to miss me?
He won't be there. I'm going to shank one at his head this time - except I won't miss. He'll still be in A&E at Crosshouse Hospital.
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Are you on this trip Crawford? I'll defo do it again before I go...... & don't ask me where!!
Negative.
Just hosting Stuart C on his way up so I can get my own back.
I'm over at Machrie Friday, Sat, Sun - think its 23, 24 25 October home on the 26th.
Sorry you both can’t make it.
You will be missed Anne as this must be the 1st trip of mine that you haven’t been on
Watch it on catch up Peter...Scratch the above, the Champions vs Villa is now a 7.15 KO on the Sunday night, so can I have an early time, please? Ideally before Stuey, so he doesnt slow me up.
Watch it on catch up Peter...
Fortunately the A83 at Rest and be thankful , has reopened following some landslides
Didnt fancy the diversion much
This ^^^^^ is by far the most relaxing way to go, though you can't book so there may be queues, but I doubt they'd be very long.Personally I would look at continuing on the M8 to Gourock and get the boat (Western Ferries) from McInroys Point to Dunoon, drive to Portavadie and ferry straight into Tarbert where you're staying I believe.
Beautiful drive, breaks up the long journey.
Personally I would look at continuing on the M8 to Gourock and get the boat (Western Ferries) from McInroys Point to Dunoon, drive to Portavadie and ferry straight into Tarbert where you're staying I believe.
Beautiful drive, breaks up the long journey.
How often do the ferries run?
so I'm inclined to stick with plan A, unless the A83 gets closed again
Besides, not been up that way before and the route by the side of Loch Lomond looks really nice
Good suggestion though, certainly keep it in mind
Could you post a quick update on how that bit of your journey goes on the Weds please - might help @Paperboy and myself if there are any watch outs for us on our early morning drive that same way from the airport on the Thursday. ?
Loch Lomond route, A83 is really picturesque, hopefully your journey goes to plan.??Well our trip from Stoke (Overnighting there) to Tarbert is 352 miles and 6 hours 12 by car all the way
adding in the 2 ferry crossings reduces the distance to 308 miles, but knocks up the time to 6 hrs 42 plus waiting time for the ferries, so say 7 1/2 hours
so I'm inclined to stick with plan A, unless the A83 gets closed again
Besides, not been up that way before and the route by the side of Loch Lomond looks really nice
Good suggestion though, certainly keep it in mind
There's a few single track roads if heading to Portavadie , but the food there at the Marina is ist class and cottages are lovely and only 100 yards from the ferry.Well our trip from Stoke (Overnighting there) to Tarbert is 352 miles and 6 hours 12 by car all the way
adding in the 2 ferry crossings reduces the distance to 308 miles, but knocks up the time to 6 hrs 42 plus waiting time for the ferries, so say 7 1/2 hours
so I'm inclined to stick with plan A, unless the A83 gets closed again
Besides, not been up that way before and the route by the side of Loch Lomond looks really nice
Good suggestion though, certainly keep it in mind
Well our trip from Stoke (Overnighting there) to Tarbert is 352 miles and 6 hours 12 by car all the way
adding in the 2 ferry crossings reduces the distance to 308 miles, but knocks up the time to 6 hrs 42 plus waiting time for the ferries, so say 7 1/2 hours
so I'm inclined to stick with plan A, unless the A83 gets closed again
Besides, not been up that way before and the route by the side of Loch Lomond looks really nice
Good suggestion though, certainly keep it in mind
There's a few single track roads if heading to Portavadie , but the food there at the Marina is ist class and cottages are lovely and only 100 yards from the ferry.
At the Struan they'll probably just give you a key for the entrance and your room door, the owners weren't staying there when we visited , We were made welcome in the nearest pub plus it had plenty of space for social distancing , restaurants and a chippy close by too.Billy, we are staying in Tarbert at Struans on Wednesday night and getting the 7am ferry to Islay on Thursday morning ?