I'm up for a meat as long as the travel costs are not massive. I have not been to many northern places but I would rather like a trip to York at some point.

 

Camping sounds awesome as well, but as you said, gotta wait a few years till the nipper is a but older.

Manchester!

This was one of the main reasons we chose Nottingham I think

Eerie have a pub in London and one in Edinburgh (my regular dive), both of which have test-tubes and spookiness aplenty without the need for anyone to set foot in Nottingham :|

But they are both much too far away for me and Oscar to afford to get to. We tried to pick somewhere in the middle of everyone and Nottingham was the best of a bad bunch.

That's why we should decide on a date before train tickets for that date go on sale. Right now that's up to about the 11th of November...

That's a Sunday! Drinking on a Sunday, that's bad that is.

That's just the most future tickets that are currently available.

 

Edinburgh-Leeds return is £35 if booked to arrive midday on 10th Nov and leave midday on 11th Nov.

 

Same journey for 8th/9th Sep is £80 - more than twice the price!

 

This is why confirming a place and date well in advance helps to guarantee better turnout!

Yes, Yes, and umm, Yes

What PB said.

So somebody start a voting poll run it for a week and we'll see where and when the the people want.

 

Suggestions:

 

Edinburgh
London
Birmingham
Leicester
Glasgow
Nottingham
Milton Keynes
York
Newcastle
Brighton

 

Please can we avoid the first week of November ?

 

 

Or set a date and ask everyone who can attend on that date to give their coordinates, then get Mikee to write a script to determine a list of major hubs with the best transport connections for the most people? :)

You should add Banbury to that list, then I can take you on a tour of my fine town.

Ok, maybe not.

Is that the place on the coast with the castle ?

 

Think I use to go on school trips there.

No, that's Dover. Or Rochester. Or Hastings. Or Edinburgh. Or Dornie. Or Tintagel. Or plenty of others that are actually on the coast.

Banbury is in the middle of Oxfordshire, and has neither a coastline nor a castle.
(excluding the one that was demolished 350+ years ago)

Unless you count the River Cherwell as coast line, no it's not.

We don't have a castle either, but we used to. It was standing sometime during the English Civil War for sure.

(Banbury is Junction 11 of the M40, between Oxford and Birmingham)

Ahhhhhh

 

http://www.google.co.uk/search?rlz=1Y3NDUG_enGB493GB493&aq=0&oq=bmbur&client=tablet-android-asus-nexus&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8&q=bamburgh+castle

 

 

What about Manchester? :-@

Just got off the phone to Ricardo and thought I would BUMP this thread a little.

so
BUMP

What's going on then?

Hmm. Got a trip to Fulham in your future by any chance?