Archived Cotswold cruise

[littlefeller]

Meeting at Toddington station between 10 and 11 am.on the 10th April, there is a nice cafe, olde world station and steam trains as well as a garden center and even train rides i think one of them does fish and chips too.
there will be a cruise around a few of the cotswold villages, this part is open to suggestions.
all info on toddington station can be found in this link -
http://www.gwsr.com/planning-your-visit/finding-us/toddington.aspx

interested parties so far are as follows
@littlefeller
@Low Rider
@Gail
@Redline
@Jack Ratt
@NODZED
@mid life crisis
@Brian4
@Bozzy
@pgunter
@Synclare
@Mint
@Mrs Mint
@Paul Walker
@mwpe
@Lee
@GazHyde
@Shortie_gal
@Oldguysrule
hopefully the weather will be with us.

 

[Low Rider]

Excellent news

 

[Gail]

Count me in with @Redline
Although it's not far for us we might take the opportunity to drive down on the Saturday and stay in a nice hotel somewhere nearby.

 

[pgunter]

You had better get the route, planned, driven, dry run .. Rest breaks planned.. And cafes organised lol.. Oh and a car wash stop for a few too

 

[littlefeller]

You had better get the route, planned, driven, dry run .. Rest breaks planned.. And cafes organised lol.. Oh and a car wash stop for a few too

i will get on it this eve

 

[Tracy Dee]

Just a suggestion could there be a long cruise and a shorter cruise for those people coming from further a field just a thought.

 

[Low Rider]

It's only an 1 hour 40 minutes away from you Bozzy

 

[littlefeller]

@Tracy Dee yes there can be, its funny really most roads around this area always seem to end at Toddington, i can arrange one if needed.

 

[Synclare]

Count me in Littlefella

 

[Low Rider]

Excellent Synclare

 

[t-tony]

@Tracy Dee yes there can be, its funny really most roads around this area always seem to end at Toddington, i can arrange one if needed.

Or you could do a mid length cruise maybe to cater for both, I'm looking for around 40 miles which I've timed at 1hr. for Sept. 11th.

Tony.

 

[Mint]

Meeting at Toddington station between 10 and 11 am.on the 10th April, there is a nice cafe, olde world station and steam trains as well as a garden center and even train rides i think one of them does fish and chips too.
there will be a cruise around a few of the cotswold villages...

Hi Jason, please add 'The Mints to the list. Be good to cruise the Cotswolds. Long cruise preferably but happy to go with the majority.

 

[Paul Walker]

Meeting at Toddington station between 10 and 11 am.on the 10th April, there is a nice cafe, olde world station and steam trains as well as a garden center and even train rides i think one of them does fish and chips too.
there will be a cruise around a few of the cotswold villages, this part is open to suggestions.
all info on toddington station can be found in this link -
http://www.gwsr.com/planning-your-visit/finding-us/toddington.aspx

interested parties so far are as follows
@littlefeller
@Low Rider
@Gail
@Redline
@Jack Ratt
@NODZED
@mid life crisis
@Brian4
@Bozzy
@pgunter
@Synclare
hopefully the weather will be with us.

Please count myself , Mrs W and BettyBoo in for this....

 

[Low Rider]

Excellent The Mints

 

[Gail]

Excellent The Mints

Of course.....they are serial attendees....or should that be cruise tarts?

 

[Mint]

Of course.....they are serial attendees....or should that be cruise tarts?

We have a reputation to keep up you know

 

[Mrs Mint]

Of course.....they are serial attendees....or should that be cruise tarts?

Thankyou for your kind words, I think we'll go with "cruise tarts"
Do we get a certificate or a trophy for that
Believe or not we do have another life that isn't Zed related
Sorry a bit @littlefeller

 

[littlefeller]

its going to be a great crowd, i think the majority is for a longer cruise. all added

 

[littlefeller]

first draft of the cruise route, its 1 hour 42 min long, but only 45 miles, is this about right or shorter/longer?

 

[littlefeller]

the map doesnt show all the locations, like for instance - stow on the wold or all the tiny villages.