Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 7:16 pm
have you seen the wimmen in lochranzaArghiro wrote: ..... Should we mount a mass "Rape & Pillage" expedition to avoid them being dissappointed?
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 10:37 pm
Do you remember the price of a certain bottle of wine on the menu, skipper? I now know how they raised the money for the pontoon.The pub seemed OK when we were there this year, and reasonably full too, no complaints there. It was a bit of a treck to the shop at the caravan site, and there wasn't much in it either, a good shop would be welcome.
By the way, as a lady who had to clamber over slime on the beach on her knees I think the pontoon is an excellent improvement. I'm sure the time thing will sort itself out and the honesty box system will work.
Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 8:07 pm
Not quite so sure about that, was speaking to a local lady who reckons that the village is devided about the usefulness of the new pontoon.Daveanmucker wrote:That looks like a seriously good job, Lochranza has never been the easiest place t leave your dinghy for any length of time. We shouldn't winge about it but welcome it, it shows that the village welcomes us.
Was there last week jun 29-30, and someone had put up a FOR SALE sign on the top end of it.
Must admit I like the place, lovely backdrop to well sheltered moorings given the right wind direction.
Anyone came across the laughing deer who doeaent like crisps?
Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 9:50 pm
The wine one the menu was £250 a bottle. Everything else about £10 for the usual vin de plonk on the menu. There was a defibrillator unit on hand as well.
There was a rather friendly doe, a deer, a female deer, on the road near the ferry landing. She was asking when Autumnwatch was on, with that nice Simon King.....
There was a rather friendly doe, a deer, a female deer, on the road near the ferry landing. She was asking when Autumnwatch was on, with that nice Simon King.....