Any takers for an Xmas EAPHer

Any takers for an Xmas EAPHer

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Nick P

29,977 posts

251 months

Monday 22nd November 2004
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john75 said:
The Hotel Wroxham has a very nice Xmas package


and about 4 miles from my house

minimax

11,984 posts

256 months

Monday 22nd November 2004
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I can heartily recommend the pub at woodbastwick...durrrr can't remember the name but it's on the same site as the woodfordes brewery and it is truly a great place for beer and food. not sure about the wenches though

iandbeech

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2,709 posts

258 months

Monday 22nd November 2004
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With any suggestions, if you supply contact details, I`ll have ring round ok

Nick P

29,977 posts

251 months

Monday 22nd November 2004
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yeah, I'll vouch for that....but the best food in the area is the 'Recruiting Sgt' in Coltishall village....anything from Snake & Pigmey pudding to fancy fish dishes........

iandbeech

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2,709 posts

258 months

Monday 22nd November 2004
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I`m getting a headache - that`s 27 posts and 27 different times and locations

wryka

161 posts

252 months

Monday 22nd November 2004
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How about all the drive thru McD's in the area

At least that way we cover most poeple and get a bit of spin out in the cars. Strawberry shake anyone ?

Big_M

5,602 posts

263 months

Monday 22nd November 2004
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wryka said:
Strawberry shake anyone ?
Sit in the passenger seat of my FTO and you will be having a chocolate shake matey

Have we got a date yet?

Nick P

29,977 posts

251 months

Monday 22nd November 2004
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yep, some time between now and july 2005

iandbeech

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2,709 posts

258 months

Tuesday 23rd November 2004
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Ok then, I had better take a lead here or else nothing will happen! After careful consideration and suggestions from you motley lot and based on where those showing interest would be coming from, I have concluded that The Flying Fortress is the still the fairest location so all can have a drive (the overnighter idea will have to be shelved as it`s too short notice - consider for next year or join in the proper BT&P) so I`m going to get info. I`ll find out about two dates - mid December on a Sunday and between Xmas and New Year as Big-M suggested

iandbeech

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Tuesday 23rd November 2004
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Right then - listen up

I`ve done this to get something rolling - comments (probably) welcome

I have provisionally booked some tables (as space short) at The Flying Fortress on Sunday the 12th December at around 1pm. Postcode IP31 2QU for www.multimap.com

Rough menu (if you`d like me to fax it to you, let me know your number):

Starters:

Veg soup
Ardennes Pate
Thai style prawns
Mushrooms stuffed with Stilton

Main course:

Roast Turkey
Roast beef
Salmon Supreme
Medallions of Pork
Mediterranean veg pancake

Pud:

Christmas Pudding
Choice from trolley
Cheese & bics

Other:

Coffee/Tea with choc mint
Christmas Cracker - if she turns up

Cost per person @ £18.95ea

It will need to be a £5 deposit from each in order to make a definate ok.

This menu will available between Xmas and the New Year so it could be done over the holiday if prferred. All that want to do this must let me know in order to get firm numbers - or it won`t happen

wryka

161 posts

252 months

Tuesday 23rd November 2004
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Hang on Big M

I'm used to sitting in the business seat of a GTO 3R so I maybe shaken but not stirred by a GTO. :hehe

iandbeech

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Tuesday 23rd November 2004
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wryka said:
Hang on Big M

I'm used to sitting in the business seat of a GTO 3R so I maybe shaken but not stirred by a GTO. :hehe


Don`t forget though that you would be the PASSENGER with Big-M driving

Big_M

5,602 posts

263 months

Tuesday 23rd November 2004
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iandbeech said:
Don`t forget though that you would be the PASSENGER with Big-M driving
oh

- wont be able to make the 12th - it is the Mid Essex TVR CC meet - special chrissy one. But will be up for a reccie between Xmas and New year - or even the Monday after new year.

iandbeech

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Tuesday 23rd November 2004
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Big_M said:

iandbeech said:
Don`t forget though that you would be the PASSENGER with Big-M driving

oh

- wont be able to make the 12th - it is the Mid Essex TVR CC meet - special chrissy one. But will be up for a reccie between Xmas and New year - or even the Monday after new year.


No worries Big-M, it`s only provisionally booked - in panic when told table limitatons today, in fact the 19th is available as well but I`m happy to do a holiday one, let`s see what the others prefer ok

iandbeech

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Wednesday 24th November 2004
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Oh dear - I mention money and suddenly this thread is more dead than a Dodo!

Shall I just forget about booking anything then and leave it as a drink over the Christmas hols and take a chance on eating?

wryka

161 posts

252 months

Thursday 25th November 2004
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Sounds good to me.
As people get booked to see Old Aunties and other relatives etc.
A lunch time drink sounds just the ticket after all those lavender smelling hugs and kisses - that's getting not giving lavender smelling kisses.
Sometime after Boxing Day but before the New Year as a suggestion ?

iandbeech

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Thursday 25th November 2004
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griffophenia said:
[quote=iandbeech]Right then - listen up is The Flying Fortress in the middle of EA area!!

Phil


Not accurately but it looks(ed) like there are a couple from Essex so I figured it would mean a 40-60 mile drive for most - and The Flying Fortress has been used throughout this year successfully exactly because of that - Tuxman and his Ultima have made it from Peterborough as an example

Looks like a drink between boxing day and New year is best bet so I`ll put up another post for that soon ok Personally I`m easy (after a few drinks ) so if another venue gains the most votes, I`ll be there!!

Seasider

12,728 posts

249 months

Thursday 25th November 2004
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Will be travelling from the Riviera so dont make it to far oop north...

Bacardi

2,235 posts

276 months

Friday 26th November 2004
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minimax said:
I can heartily recommend the pub at woodbastwick...durrrr can't remember the name but it's on the same site as the woodfordes brewery and it is truly a great place for beer and food. not sure about the wenches though


I'll second that. It's the 'Fur & Feather'. Haven't been for a couple of years but it's a favourite haunt for people sailing on the broads. Excellent home cooked food complete with home made beer .

iandbeech said:

griffophenia said:
[quote=iandbeech]Right then - listen up is The Flying Fortress in the middle of EA area!!

Phil



Not accurately but it looks(ed) like there are a couple from Essex so I figured it would mean a 40-60 mile drive for most - and The Flying Fortress has been used throughout this year successfully exactly because of that - Tuxman and his Ultima have made it from Peterborough as an example


Seeing how whiskey distilleries on the west coast of Scotland isn't exactly central to our region, thought I'd triangulate the map. Anyone know anywhere near here?

iandbeech

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Friday 26th November 2004
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Bacardi said:


minimax said:
I can heartily recommend the pub at woodbastwick...durrrr can't remember the name but it's on the same site as the woodfordes brewery and it is truly a great place for beer and food. not sure about the wenches though




I'll second that. It's the 'Fur & Feather'. Haven't been for a couple of years but it's a favourite haunt for people sailing on the broads. Excellent home cooked food complete with home made beer .



iandbeech said:



griffophenia said:
[quote=iandbeech]Right then - listen up is The Flying Fortress in the middle of EA area!!

Phil





Not accurately but it looks(ed) like there are a couple from Essex so I figured it would mean a 40-60 mile drive for most - and The Flying Fortress has been used throughout this year successfully exactly because of that - Tuxman and his Ultima have made it from Peterborough as an example




Seeing how whiskey distilleries on the west coast of Scotland isn't exactly central to our region, thought I'd triangulate the map. Anyone know anywhere near here?




Why it does look like The Flying Fortress is slap bang central in your triangle!

Tell more about The Fur & feather!

>> Edited by iandbeech on Friday 26th November 17:41