Where shall we go in the van for the week after Christmas?

It's nice & warm down here at that time of the year

 

Cheers mate but it won't let me see any of the replies.

 

Love to but again the driving/camping ratio is wrong. Wherever we go I try to ensure that we spend more time actually there, than we do getting there and back.

 

That's a good idea. It's not too far away from Cambridge either. Thanks Pod

 

so the kiss , was a tease

 

I would LOVE to but I've looked at the ferry times and we'd need to take sandwiches.

 

Yes,

it's how I get all my help. I promise all sorts of 'special' favours and as soon as I've got what I want I'm off

 

We went to Silverdale in the summer, it's in Carnforth, the site was called Holgates. It's really lovely and not too far from all the main places to visit in the Lakes, Windermere etc

 

Cheers Daisy, it's looking like the lakes or the Forest of Dean at the moment. Or Whitby, but we did go there in March and camped in Robin Hoods Bay but I do like the coast there.

 

I C, i dont blame you in that case ,who'd want to kiss a great big Scotsman with grease under his nails anyway This christmas trip what are you looking for ? water, sea views ,hills, trees, vest e all virgins ,rain dear??

 

Presumably Mrs Weeding, but that's just between Mr & Mrs Weeding and none of our business.

I hadn't thought about virgins, vestal or otherwise, but it would certainly be a plus as far as I'm concerned. So if you know of such a place I'll need shops nearby to keep the missus busy while I'm busy with the virgins.

Failing that we're looking for somewhere for views and walks really with a few nice pubs to rest our weary bones. Wouldn't mind a castle or two or perhaps a horse racing circuit. A coal mine to visit or underground caves to explore. I'm into photography so viewpoints or picturesque villages beautiful parts of the countryside, they all look good in winter and can produce the best photo's if the weather is right.

 

I'm not married, nor am I Scottish

 

Oh i c , Kent has coal mines , churches castles, villages , sea , sun, views, dog racing, motor racing , chariot racing and alot more whelks oysters , cider, fruit , veg , moosive shopping centres, an escape route to TW country n more , i cant vouch for virgins thou.

 

I'll be going round lake district.... oops sorry I live there. holgates is ok, some say a bit posh.
if you get stuck I could get my mains connecter hooked up for you......

 

So you do have grease under your fingernails then. Dirty boy!

 

Wow I didn't realise Kent had coal mines, I'd always imagined it to be where all the hops and apples came from

 

Thank you, if we do come up that way can we drop in for a cup of tea?

 

would always put the kettle on for lb ers.
ingelton caves are really good if they are open at that time of year, lots of other things to do.

 

It's not uncommon for me to have mucky nails, but as I'm painting, they are clean atm

 

I m on it Sandy, get it sorted when I get to a computer.