Solo long weekend/birthday
Discussion
For one or more reasons I'll be spending my 30th birthday on my own.
I've got plans with friends the following weekend however I want to have a couple of days away by myself and I'm not sure what to do, a few things I was thinking of..
Go to Spain and watch Barcelona play - they aren't playing the eekend I want to go
Drive to the limestone pavement with a telescope and tent and do some stargazing
Euro city break?
I'd be great full if anyone has some more suggestions
I've got plans with friends the following weekend however I want to have a couple of days away by myself and I'm not sure what to do, a few things I was thinking of..
Go to Spain and watch Barcelona play - they aren't playing the eekend I want to go
Drive to the limestone pavement with a telescope and tent and do some stargazing
Euro city break?
I'd be great full if anyone has some more suggestions
The only place I can think of where I can happily be alone doing something fun is out on the water, sailing ,surfing, fishing whatever. I'm very happy when my family are there too, however being out on the sea is a fantastic way to enjoy your own company. Is anything like that possible?
toastybase said:
The Moose said:
The 2 most important questions:
1. What petrol powered toys do you have available to you for use on that day?
2. When is it?
The. You know your answer. Book a 9am ferry/ tunnel and get a euro drove done! See some bridges, or the Alps. Or heard north and take in the ring?1. What petrol powered toys do you have available to you for use on that day?
2. When is it?
Or, what about 3 open track days at 3 circuits in 3 days??
I have a z4 and its next weekend. I've taken Friday and Monday off work
toastybase said:
Ferry to France and then drive about? I'd like to see the millau bridge
That's a boring seven hour one way drive about ! If you do it make sure to drop off before the bridge and look from the viewing points or into millau itself , driving over the bridge is an anti climax to say the least , and you may not be able to see it depending on the weather , Sounds like you need a break from whatever that reason was.
My suggestion; Sky scanner - get on a plane, get a good hotel, be looked after - find a place with sun. Friends just went to the Philippines very cheap and it looks amazing. Dubai may also be an option?
IMHO just go somewhere with a kindle/book/pool/cocktails and relax!
My suggestion; Sky scanner - get on a plane, get a good hotel, be looked after - find a place with sun. Friends just went to the Philippines very cheap and it looks amazing. Dubai may also be an option?
IMHO just go somewhere with a kindle/book/pool/cocktails and relax!
stuart-b said:
Sounds like you need a break from whatever that reason was.
My suggestion; Sky scanner - get on a plane, get a good hotel, be looked after - find a place with sun. Friends just went to the Philippines very cheap and it looks amazing. Dubai may also be an option?
IMHO just go somewhere with a kindle/book/pool/cocktails and relax!
Absolutely. The Canaries are a short hop away and will still be warm too.My suggestion; Sky scanner - get on a plane, get a good hotel, be looked after - find a place with sun. Friends just went to the Philippines very cheap and it looks amazing. Dubai may also be an option?
IMHO just go somewhere with a kindle/book/pool/cocktails and relax!
Failing the Solo road trip, and assuming that you do not have the face like a pug's arse and the personality to match it... I would go with Prague, Finland, Iceland or one of the places you will find 1001 Brits to talk to.
The first three are all great places to go and the locals are (IME) very friendly and welcoming. Certainly in the last two we have ended up in people's homes getting rat arsed.
If you like being alone and don't want to have to engage with others more than to ask for food or a beer then take your pick of Europe. All doable on a long weekend.
FWIW we have been to quite a few places around Europe and almost always have found the locals to be nice enough people and often very friendly. Something about living in harsh climates though seems to do wonders for the way people interact with each other and look out for one another.
The first three are all great places to go and the locals are (IME) very friendly and welcoming. Certainly in the last two we have ended up in people's homes getting rat arsed.
If you like being alone and don't want to have to engage with others more than to ask for food or a beer then take your pick of Europe. All doable on a long weekend.
FWIW we have been to quite a few places around Europe and almost always have found the locals to be nice enough people and often very friendly. Something about living in harsh climates though seems to do wonders for the way people interact with each other and look out for one another.
nitrodave said:
Leptons said:
Have a couple of days at Rally GB surely?
this, surely!?
k barrier) then do it solo.Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff




