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This first week of our summer fortnight which incorporates our AGM is at:
The Royal Oak, Car Colston, Nottingham. NG13 8JEThis is a pub venue with a camping field behind. There are no shower facilities but the toilets which are accessed via the rear entrance to the pub are open from 7.30 a.m. daily and remain open during normal pub hours. There is a beer garden to the rear and tables to the front overlooking the village green.
Throughout our stay we have been granted the use of what they call their garden room and a skittle alley, on the strict condition that when we use either of these facilities, all drinks are to be purchased in the pub. No exceptions.
The camping cost is £9 per night.Our AGM on Saturday 29th June will take place in the garden room at 2.00 p.m. to be followed in the evening by a three course meal in the dining room at a cost of £20.00 per head to which the club will make a contribution for all those attending the AGM of £5.00 per head.
Selection of starters consisting of:
Chill & ginger chicken goujons with a Thai chilli sauce.
Scottish smoke salmon & prawns with a Marie rose sauce.
Pate of the day with toast and chutney.
Mains:
Locally reared roast beef (cooked medium to cater for all tastes) served with Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, vegetables and gravy.
Vegetable Shepherds pie topped with mashed potatoes and goats cheese.
Deserts:
A selection of hot and cold on the night.
Including tea or filtered coffee and chocolate mints.
A pre ordered list of starters and mains with names of members would be required to save any confusion !Stored within the skittle alley is an industrial size barbeque which has been offered for our use throughout our stay. We may need to provide a gas bottle.
Initially this venue is limited to 20 vans (the dining room can accommodate 40 heads comfortably) but more pitches can be made available by prior notification.
The dining room is open for lunches and evening meals every day (lunch only on Sunday) if you choose.There is a regular bus service which can be hailed at the end of the drive to the pub.
Bingham is the nearest town where there is a variety of pubs and shops including bakery, butchers, hardware, charity, Aldi, Coop and Lidl.
Motorhome dealers Lowdham, Fuller, Brownhills and SMC are all close by.
Picnic site at Gunthorpe Lock 2.9 miles.
Cropwell Bishop Creamery & Cheesemakers shop 2.9 miles.
Trent Bridge Cricket Ground 4.7 miles.
Boat trips 2 or 3 hours example http://www.trentcruising.com/cruise/tea_break.htmLocal walks and bus timetable. Details downloadable or by request.
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Many Thanks to Jim out going Chairperson, Sue for her role as Membership Secretary, Tony for staying on as Treasurer, and any other committee members. A special Thank You to Dave for all his input, help/advice over the years. A warm welcome to the new committee, if we can help or assist in anyway, just let us know.
We thoroughly enjoyed our time at The Royal Oak, a little too much!! maybe a good spot to visit maybe every 2 years?????
Another Thank You for coming to Pam’s birthday bash, with such glorious weather able to be outside, would off been very compact & bijou in Snuggly!!
Looking forward to seeing you at Malvern
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Sorry for the very late response but we have just got back from a long trip to distant shores – not in the van unfortunately.
Yes, we can finally confirm that we are coming for the full rally and AGM.
For the meal after we would like 2 x smoked salmon starters and 2 x roast beef mains.
Looking forward to it all already.
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I regret not making our intentions known sooner but Françoise and I will not be attending the AGM this year. We have had some difficulty in fitting in all our trips this year and are currently waiting to have a leaky skylight seen too. We should be back from Hungary on 7 August and intend to be at Malvern the following week. I haven’t booked yet but will post in the appropriate place when I have done so.
Françoise & Rick
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Please record our apologies we cannot make the AGM this year as Barbara is having an operation a couple of days before the meet it will be about 6 weeks before she is fully recovered
Regards John & Barbara Anderton. -
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Hello Dave,
Can you book Jacqueline and myself in from Thursday 27th (arriving late 10ish) leaving Monday 1st July. With regard to the meal 2 off goujons 2 off roast beef.
We may have the new “to us” Hobby 750 by then. Right hand drive left hand habitation door didn’t know they did them?Apologies, I put this onto the Lincolnshire Rally page in error, please ignore it.
Pete
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Sue will be coming along to the AGM. Due to having sold our motorhome, I will be staying at the Grange in Elton in a bed and breakfast inn for 2 nights not too far from the Royal Oak which is what Kenn and I had intended to do anyway as we knew we would be selling our Hobby this year. I look forward to meeting up with everyone again.
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Hello Peter,
You are not too late and yes you are more than welcome to attend for your chosen dates.
Looking forward to meeting you there.NOTICE TO EVERYONE ATTENDING
It would be helpful if those who have already expressed a wish to attend could reply here within the next week and include your menu choices from the menu selection at the top of this post.
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