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Hi Gareth,
I'd agree with Robert and go "across" the bridge
though rather than "croos" it and follow
the A82/A811/A81 all the way to Callander. Coming
through Glasgow at that time will be
like swimming against a strong tide of metal. It'll
take you about 75 to 90 minutes depending
on traffic and tourists.
If you pass a banged up old 94 beamer coming the
other way at speed between Stirling
and Aberfoyle be sure to wave! ;)
Cheers,
Colin.
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Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 4:11
PM
Subject: Re: [osg-users] Re: Highland
gathering
Hi Gareth,
On 10/4/06, Roberts,
Gareth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I will be arriving in Glasgow airport at 1700 and picking up a
hire car; if anyone needs a lift to Callander, let me know.
The Arden House website says to arrive bertween 3 and 6 pm. I
doubt if I can be there by 6 - it seems to be about 40 miles by
road.
I'll let my esteemed employers pay for a separate
room.
I have just been to the guest
house and booked the rooms. You are in for Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday nights, let me know if this needs changing. If you can't
arrive by 6pm they just need to know in advance, I don't think be half an hour
late would be too much of problem.
The journey time will
probably be an hour, perhaps a bit more if Glasgow rush bites you. At
that time of day it's probably best to go north to the Erskin bridge, croos
the clyde there, and then head up the west of the Campsie fells, then up to
Callander. Hopefully once you open up a map this will make a bit more
sense.
Robert.
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