At this rate BD I think you'll have a job remembering the weekend at all!
John - I appreciate your point. However, it may be best to finalise the area and venue and find a few dates when the most people can attend before going into detailed research. (Just my opinion.)
What is 'Black Dog talking about? I really must respond to his slur that there's no good real ale in the West. Does he not know that there are no less than 42 breweries in Devon alone? Has he ever sampled Otter Ale, Princetowns's Jail Ale, Big Sheep's Shepherds Ruin or Country Bumpkin? In Cornwall has he imbibed Sharps Doom Bar Bitter or Skinners Cornish Knocker Ale? Come West, young lad and be a man! John Stredwick
So the NE, SE or SW remain unsullied... (along with Scotland and welsh Wales of course)...
Cheers, Bob.
I was there a few years ago in early summer IIRC (well, about 15 years ago...). Only went for some walking and never strayed far from the coast. Very wild shore line I recall: very high cliffs with a vertical drop into the sea interspersed with wide sandy beaches. Took ages to get there as the roads were narrow and winding (but then, they all are in north and mid Wales). Took about 2 hours or more from the Welsh borders but travelling through some pretty villages and towns. Strong local Polish community for some reason (possibly related to WWII RAF stations, but I'm not sure).I am not proposing this should be the venue for the next UK apug gathering but I'd like to throw it in for future consideration...
I have been looking at the Lleyn Penisula in North Wales. It looks an interesting place photographically, close to mountains, beaches and Anglesey. It has some industrial past with Manganese mining.
Its bit off the beaten track I know, but may be worth the effort? Has anyone visited here? Probably better earlier in the Year? Thoughts?
Barry
I've been to Lleyn, but that was many years ago. Can't remember much about the area either: I arrived there from Beddgelert in Snowdonia, and ale took care of the rest of my attention span.
... Strong local Polish community for some reason (possibly related to WWII RAF stations, but I'm not sure).
Cheers, Bob.
The ale can have a similar effect at apug gatherings as well!
Barry
Remember what?I don't remember that happening!:confused:
Didn't realise they were still building WWII RAF stations...We have one of those around our way now!
Barry
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