Looking for advice on the best roads to drive up and down and a good place to stay for the two nights either side? Also good beer and food places please
Walshy Day advice
Walshy Day advice
Thats Neil, Bertie and I booked on Walshy Day on Friday 21st September - yippee cant wait.
Looking for advice on the best roads to drive up and down and a good place to stay for the two nights either side? Also good beer and food places please
Looking for advice on the best roads to drive up and down and a good place to stay for the two nights either side? Also good beer and food places please
2004 Exige S2 1.8 - Ardent Red
2003 RAV4 vvti 2.0 - Baleric Blue shiny version
Don't Fear The Reaper
Back on the road!
2003 RAV4 vvti 2.0 - Baleric Blue shiny version
Don't Fear The Reaper
Back on the road!
From Edinburgh I would use the A72/A7/bonchester bridge road/A68 all the way to the A1 (the A696 gets you to the A1 at Newcastle quicker, but terrible queues around Newcastle on A1 sometimes, so you may as well go across the A69 and continue on down through Bishop Auckland and onto the A1).
If it were me, I would stop somewhere fairly far South on or near the A1 rather than the closest travel lodge to North Weald, 'cos it's sh*t and there's no attached pub.
Harlow is pretty near North Weald and has plenty of hotels of various types and should provide somewhere to get some food and a beer or two. Don't have too much though, or you are wasting your money the next day!!
My choice would just be to drive home after the day, but you can obviously pick anywhere to stay on the way home - if you fancy a few beers, you may as well stay near by and go for it ...
Enjoy your day ...
Cheers,
Robin
If it were me, I would stop somewhere fairly far South on or near the A1 rather than the closest travel lodge to North Weald, 'cos it's sh*t and there's no attached pub.
Harlow is pretty near North Weald and has plenty of hotels of various types and should provide somewhere to get some food and a beer or two. Don't have too much though, or you are wasting your money the next day!!
My choice would just be to drive home after the day, but you can obviously pick anywhere to stay on the way home - if you fancy a few beers, you may as well stay near by and go for it ...
Enjoy your day ...
Cheers,
Robin
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