That’s a shame. Next year maybe.
Several of my friends have had to do the same thing. One of them was in Paris
en route to Cuba when the trip was cancelled. He had a couple of days in Paris
and returned to the UK while he still could.
> On 25 Mar 2020, at 16:29, Stanley Halpin wrote:
>
>
On 25/3/20, Stanley Halpin, discombobulated, unleashed:
>I was quite saddened each time I clicked the Cancel Reservation button
Same here! Music venues, visits, sojourns, you name it. The party starts in
2021 !!
:-)
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The inevitable has happened - our trip in April-May of this year is officially
cancelled. I have been spending the morning clearing out a number of auto and
hotel and other bookings. And soon I will turn to trying to work out something
for next year.
I was quite saddened each time I clicked
You were told not to mention the war. Don't blame me for the consequences.
> On 17 January 2020 at 20:50 Bob Pdml wrote:
>
>
> Oh. Nobody tells me anything. Is that some sort of Brexit thing? All the
> Little Englanders will dress as Capt. Mainwaring and march up and down
> Whitehall going
Oh. Nobody tells me anything. Is that some sort of Brexit thing? All the Little
Englanders will dress as Capt. Mainwaring and march up and down Whitehall going
Bong! like Big Ben?
> On 17 Jan 2020, at 19:45, Chris Mitchell wrote:
>
> The bank holiday has been shifted this year to 8 May to
The bank holiday has been shifted this year to 8 May to coincide with VE
day anniversary celebrations.
Chris
On Fri, 17 Jan 2020 at 19:35, Bob Pdml wrote:
> Hi Stan,
>
> The Bank Holiday is May 4 - they are always on Mondays. Your fears are
> justified. You can expect hotels and B to be booked
Hi Stan,
The Bank Holiday is May 4 - they are always on Mondays. Your fears are
justified. You can expect hotels and B to be booked well in advance. The
roads will be jammed, and delayed further by traffic accidents. The railways
will be packed, and delayed by strikes and unseasonal weather of
Yes, day trips are only viable when the tides are right - and they're
probably not by the sound of it. To get a full day in Guernsey, it might be
necessary to have 2 nights there so you'll have to decide on that basis.
Keep in touch off-list as I'm not here often these days...
Chris
On Fri, 17
Thanks all!
Some variations to our plans that I have thought of, based in part on your
responses:
a. on arrival in Southampton 1 May, instead of heading immediately SW
we could instead head for London environs, overnight, Saturday with Bob &
whoever, then proceed SW later on Saturday
Won't be able to get to the South West then. However, we'll be in Guernsey
from the 5th. If you fancy a day trip or a couple of days, we'd be happy to
show you around. There are flights from Exeter and boats from Poole...
Chris
On Thu, 16 Jan 2020 at 15:40, Stanley Halpin
wrote:
> I had
I’ve jotted those dates down in my diary. Can’t guarantee anything yet as I
have just put my house back on the market, so the rest of time now depends on
how that plays out.
Bob
> On 16 Jan 2020, at 15:40, Stanley Halpin wrote:
>
> I had thought I might be able to set something up for early
On 16/1/20, Stanley Halpin, discombobulated, unleashed:
>Probably...
> - to Exeter or further southwest, say Plymouth or Tavistock, via train
>or auto
> - 7-night stay in an inn, day trips out and about
Just can't keep you away ;-)
Exeter is one of our possible move-to destinations
I had thought I might be able to set something up for early May, but as my
plans firm up, the opportunities diminish.
However, variation to the following still quite possible!
• Arr Southampton 1 May.
Probably…
- to Exeter or further southwest, say Plymouth or Tavistock, via
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