Re: Bloody sunday!!!! -- Scottish Ex-Pat's Blether Bar & Grill

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Date Posted: 08:47:37 05/09/11 Mon
Author: Gilly
Subject: Re: Bloody sunday!!!!
In reply to: Ani 's message, "Re: Bloody sunday!!!!" on 03:59:59 05/09/11 Mon

Doesn't she just! According to the AA route finder, it's about 250 miles, and 4hrs 51 minutes to drive, but that's on clear roads and without stopping. It took us 6 hrs when we drove there a few years ago, but we stopped off for lunch, and stopped a couple of times for doglet to stretch her legs and have a bit of a run-around and a pee, and even without Madam in the car I think it would still take us about the same lenght of time as we don't drive for more than 2 hrs without stretching our legs and having a coffee break. When we went down to South Wales 3 years ago we took the scenic route to avoid the motorways, and it took us longer than it needed because we stopped off for coffee, and then pulled into a layby with picnic tables and spectacular views for a picnic lunch, and then stopped again because there was a little pull in by a bridge over a river and again spectacular views, we don't like to be tied to a timetable when we go away on holiday.

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