Glen Peckett wrote: > Michael C wrote... > >> My intention was to visit the museum at Stoke Bruerne but I >> now wonder >> if a visit to Foxton locks and inclined plane might be a >> better idea. As >> I have not been to either place for the last twenty years, >> I'm finding >> it a bit difficult to decide. Any ideas? > > Either would make a good visit I think. I'm not sure just how much of the > new work at Foxton is now open to the public. I know the top arm is back in > water, but was still fenced off when I was last there a few months back. > Even without that you've got the plane and museum plus the locks. > > The museum at SB has changed quite a bit (some would say not for the better) > in now having a tea room on the ground floor. Some of the upstairs exhibits > may appear familiar even after 20 years! This is being addressed I have to > say (before someone else does). > > Both sites will inevitably be fairly crowded on the Monday. Best parking at > Foxton is the top car park on the Gumley road, and at SB is the field by the > Church.
Many thanks for the useful information. -- Regards Michael Clarke Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: http://www.petroleumblownaparte.eu/
