Can we give some thought to the Annual get together for the Brenig Mob. (And 
any others who wish to join in).

Is it to be Brenig again or somewhere else?

If Brenig, it would be better to go earlier when it is more productive.

I hope we get a better turnout this year.

Cheers,

Reg

In article <dqoern$9lv$1@newsg2.svr.pol.co.uk>, Reg Sweetmore 
 writes
>Can we give some thought to the Annual get together for the Brenig Mob. (And
>any others who wish to join in).
>
>Is it to be Brenig again or somewhere else?
>
>If Brenig, it would be better to go earlier when it is more productive.
>
>I hope we get a better turnout this year.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Reg
>
>
>
>
The Glan Aber was under new management when I was there in September. 
maybe they were installed when you lot were there earlier. Anyway the 
prices have risen considerably.

Nice people though,  the general staff are the same.
-- 
Bill Grey
http://www.billboy.co.uk

In message <dqoern$9lv$1@newsg2.svr.pol.co.uk>
          "Reg Sweetmore"  wrote:

> Can we give some thought to the Annual get together for the Brenig Mob. (And 
> any others who wish to join in).
> 
> Is it to be Brenig again or somewhere else?
> 
> If Brenig, it would be better to go earlier when it is more productive.
> 
> I hope we get a better turnout this year.


 Funnily enough, I was just thinking about this the other day, when
 chatting to my good friend Jordan.  I have asked her to come along this
 year in case our antipodean mascot can't make it, but as this probably
 won't appeal to the more senior members (Reg, Bill, Alec) I have also
 asked Patricia Routledge (Hyacinth Bucket) to come along and cater for
 thier needs.  Oo-er.....


-- 

.... Monday is the root of all evil!

In article , Dave Lane 
 writes
>In message <dqoern$9lv$1@newsg2.svr.pol.co.uk>
>          "Reg Sweetmore"  wrote:
>
>> Can we give some thought to the Annual get together for the Brenig Mob. (And
>> any others who wish to join in).
>>
>> Is it to be Brenig again or somewhere else?
>>
>> If Brenig, it would be better to go earlier when it is more productive.
>>
>> I hope we get a better turnout this year.
>
>
> Funnily enough, I was just thinking about this the other day, when
> chatting to my good friend Jordan.  I have asked her to come along this
> year in case our antipodean mascot can't make it, but as this probably
> won't appeal to the more senior members (Reg, Bill, Alec) I have also
> asked Patricia Routledge (Hyacinth Bucket) to come along and cater for
> thier needs.  Oo-er.....
>
>

Does the Glan Aber have room for a pony?  A candle-lit supper would be 
nice!

Reg Alec and I would fit in nicely but what about you lot of scruffs?
-- 
Bill Grey
http://www.billboy.co.uk

On Mon, 23 Jan 2006, Dave Lane, gave forth these words of wisdom:
>Funnily enough, I was just thinking about this the other day, when
> chatting to my good friend Jordan.  I have asked her to come along 
>this
> year in case our antipodean mascot can't make it, but as this probably
> won't appeal to the more senior members (Reg, Bill, Alec) I have also
> asked Patricia Routledge (Hyacinth Bucket) to come along and cater for
> thier needs.  Oo-er.....
Oh I see. Now it's time for the other plonker to say his piece is it?
Even YOU would not know what to do if the silicon appendages of the 
above mentioned young lady were around yer ears.
As for Mr Lawson his belly would stop him getting too near her anyway.
Where's it to be any way? Brenig again, or,( looking at the admirable 
place mat provided by Mr Grey from Llandegfedd in 1999), how about South 
Wales for a change?
Just an idea..........
[from he, who if you gave him a bottle of Scotch would probably put it 
in his rad as antifreeze}
-- 
Alec Powell
Watlington Oxon. UK
mailto:ARP@prole.demon.co.uk

Thus spoke "Alec Powell"

> On Mon, 23 Jan 2006, Dave Lane, gave forth these words of wisdom:
>>Funnily enough, I was just thinking about this the other day, when
>> chatting to my good friend Jordan.  I have asked her to come along this
>> year in case our antipodean mascot can't make it, but as this probably
>> won't appeal to the more senior members (Reg, Bill, Alec) I have also
>> asked Patricia Routledge (Hyacinth Bucket) to come along and cater for
>> thier needs.  Oo-er.....
> Oh I see. Now it's time for the other plonker to say his piece is it?
> Even YOU would not know what to do if the silicon appendages of the above 
> mentioned young lady were around yer ears.
> As for Mr Lawson his belly would stop him getting too near her anyway.

Hang on a minute... Just one of her breasts is bigger than my belly!

Anyhow, I think I'd prefer a cup of tea!


> Where's it to be any way? Brenig again, or,( looking at the admirable 
> place mat provided by Mr Grey from Llandegfedd in 1999), how about South 
> Wales for a change?
> Just an idea..........

Could be a possibility. Tents again?

BTW... Doesn't matter where the venue is, I can blank anywhere.


-- 
Andy Lawson

On Mon, 23 Jan 2006, Andy Lawson, gave forth these words of wisdom:
>> Where's it to be any way? Brenig again, or,( looking at the admirable
>> place mat provided by Mr Grey from Llandegfedd in 1999), how about South
>> Wales for a change?
>> Just an idea..........
>
>Could be a possibility. Tents again?
I was thinking more along the lines of the hotel we stayed at in 1999. 
Bill did all the arranging then so he would be best to tell us about it.
I'm easy and will go just about anywhere to blank and be insulted, (I've 
got used to it over the years)
How does Reg and Dave fell about a change of venue? (and of course, 
anyone else who might be interested ).
IIRC last year we had it all in place, (boats and accommodation), by the 
middle of February.
I personally might be going up to the Bethesda area  in the spring, 
(ostensibly to visit some friends but mainly to have a bash at 
Ogwen/Idwal and whatever the other one is called). This of course 
depends on SWMBO :-)
As for the Windrush this year I hope to make more visits! Mr Lawson - 
you know why evening trips are a bit difficult for me. Try getting up at 
04:00 every day! Still we live in hope!
Cheers,
Alec
-- 
Alec Powell
Watlington Oxon. UK
mailto:ARP@prole.demon.co.uk

Anywhere will do for me as I am a free agent.
I was just looking at 'EYEBROOK' which is a great reservoir, but 
accomodation seems to be a problem!
It would have to be an Hotel I think.
Would it be OK if I could sort out some Accomodation?
I think  Llandegfedd would also be OK.
I think I am getting too old for tents, although I have all the gear and 
would have a go.
I am willing to share my tent with a nice young female.
Cheers,
Diamonds

"Alec Powell"  wrote in message 
news:WEjXG7Cuzf1DFwN+@prole.demon.co.uk...
> On Mon, 23 Jan 2006, Andy Lawson, gave forth these words of wisdom:
>>> Where's it to be any way? Brenig again, or,( looking at the admirable
>>> place mat provided by Mr Grey from Llandegfedd in 1999), how about South
>>> Wales for a change?
>>> Just an idea..........
>>
>>Could be a possibility. Tents again?
> I was thinking more along the lines of the hotel we stayed at in 1999. 
> Bill did all the arranging then so he would be best to tell us about it.
> I'm easy and will go just about anywhere to blank and be insulted, (I've 
> got used to it over the years)
> How does Reg and Dave fell about a change of venue? (and of course, anyone 
> else who might be interested ).
> IIRC last year we had it all in place, (boats and accommodation), by the 
> middle of February.
> I personally might be going up to the Bethesda area  in the spring, 
> (ostensibly to visit some friends but mainly to have a bash at Ogwen/Idwal 
> and whatever the other one is called). This of course depends on SWMBO :-)
> As for the Windrush this year I hope to make more visits! Mr Lawson - you 
> know why evening trips are a bit difficult for me. Try getting up at 04:00 
> every day! Still we live in hope!
> Cheers,
> Alec
> -- 
> Alec Powell
> Watlington Oxon. UK
> mailto:ARP@prole.demon.co.uk
>
>
>

"Alec Powell"  wrote in message 
news:WEjXG7Cuzf1DFwN+@prole.demon.co.uk...
> On Mon, 23 Jan 2006, Andy Lawson, gave forth these words of wisdom:
>>> Where's it to be any way? Brenig again, or,( looking at the admirable
>>> place mat provided by Mr Grey from Llandegfedd in 1999), how about South
>>> Wales for a change?
>>> Just an idea..........
>>
>>Could be a possibility. Tents again?
> I was thinking more along the lines of the hotel we stayed at in 1999. 
> Bill did all the arranging then so he would be best to tell us about it.
> I'm easy and will go just about anywhere to blank and be insulted, (I've 
> got used to it over the years)
> How does Reg and Dave fell about a change of venue? (and of course, anyone 
> else who might be interested ).
> IIRC last year we had it all in place, (boats and accommodation), by the 
> middle of February.
> I personally might be going up to the Bethesda area  in the spring, 
> (ostensibly to visit some friends but mainly to have a bash at Ogwen/Idwal 
> and whatever the other one is called). This of course depends on SWMBO :-)
> As for the Windrush this year I hope to make more visits! Mr Lawson - you 
> know why evening trips are a bit difficult for me. Try getting up at 04:00 
> every day! Still we live in hope!


I can get up at 04:00!

Not my fault if you've never asked me to go fishing early ;o)

-- 
Andy Lawson

PS
If you do ask me.... give me some warning :o(

In article <WEjXG7Cuzf1DFwN+@prole.demon.co.uk>, Alec Powell 
 writes
>I was thinking more along the lines of the hotel we stayed at in 1999. 
>Bill did all the arranging then so he would be best to tell us about it.

I made some enquires from people that knew the area and that was what 
they came up with - the Commodore if I remember correctly.

I don't like the area myself and I know it's a means to an end, but 
Betws y Coed in comparison is superb.

I thought the rooms in the Commodore were excellent and the staff very 
obliging especially when the manager provided loads of ice so that 
Dave's Psychology pal (I forget his name now) could take trout back to 
N.Wales.

I do remember the splendid weather we had the day AFTER  the fishing 
though !

I have to admit to not doing much fishing at all these days - too much 
on my plate with other activities.
-- 
Bill Grey
http://www.billboy.co.uk

In article , Andy Lawson 
 writes
>I can get up at 04:00!

So can I and  04.30,  - 05.00 and again at 05.30 if necessary :-)
-- 
Bill Grey
http://www.billboy.co.uk

In message 
          Alec Powell  wrote:

> On Mon, 23 Jan 2006, Dave Lane, gave forth these words of wisdom:
> >Funnily enough, I was just thinking about this the other day
[snip]
> > Oo-er.....
> Oh I see. Now it's time for the other plonker to say his piece is it?
> Even YOU would not know what to do if the silicon appendages of the 
> above mentioned young lady were around yer ears.

 I'd use a snorkel...

-- 
.... I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy!

In message 
          "Andy Lawson"  wrote:
> 
> Hang on a minute... Just one of her breasts is bigger than my belly!
> 

  rotflmao, you're kidding no-one but yerself


> Anyhow, I think I'd prefer a cup of tea!

 see what I mean... 'Hyacinth!'
-- 


.... Earthquakes are Earth's way of saying, WAKE UP !!!!!!!!!!

In message <LA92mlHaSq1DFw+1@graigroad.demon.co.uk>
          "W. D. Grey"  wrote:
[snip]
> 
> I thought the rooms in the Commodore were excellent and the staff very 
> obliging especially when the manager provided loads of ice so that 
> Dave's Psychology pal (I forget his name now) could take trout back to 
> N.Wales.

 I think that they just scraped the ice off of the roof after the day before,
 jeez, it was a cold day, as I recall.


 As for going elsewhere this year - I'm easy, although I think that it would
 be hard to beat Brenig on a fine day.  Just in case anyone is intersted,
 there are some boats to be hired on Llyn Ogwen nowadays, although it
 means rowing unless you've got a motor to bring.

  How about Caithness?
  
  
  cheers all
  Dave


-- 


.... Some minds should be cultivated, others plowed under...­

"Dave Lane"  wrote in message 
news:273cd7ee4d.pss005@bangor.ac.uk...
> In message 
>          "Andy Lawson"  wrote:
>>
>> Hang on a minute... Just one of her breasts is bigger than my belly!
>>
>
>  rotflmao, you're kidding no-one but yerself
>

Well, we do have thing in common: Her breasts and the size of my belly have 
been paid for!

BTW, just when was the last time you even saw a big tit?

Erm...... hang on....... don't answer that last question!



-- 
Andy Lawson