It’s a 5.15am set off from Charlton from the bus stop in Anchor and Hope Lane opposite the SelfStore storage facility. everything you need to know is in your inbox.
Is the pick up point the same bus-stop as that used for the Ypres visit (I am not that familiar with Anchor and Hope Lane). Thanks Neil
so it's going to be mid to late seventies temperature wise but a bit wet. ah well, shorts and tee shirt and sod the rain. At least we don't have to dodge shells and bullets …..
so it's going to be mid to late seventies temperature wise but a bit wet. ah well, shorts and tee shirt and sod the rain. At least we don't have to dodge shells and bullets …..
More importantly, the cafes and bars in Arras all have roofs
so it's going to be mid to late seventies temperature wise but a bit wet. ah well, shorts and tee shirt and sod the rain. At least we don't have to dodge shells and bullets …..
More importantly, the cafes and bars in Arras all have roofs
I was rather hoping to eat al fresco ….. or do you mean roofs/awnings outside?
so it's going to be mid to late seventies temperature wise but a bit wet. ah well, shorts and tee shirt and sod the rain. At least we don't have to dodge shells and bullets …..
More importantly, the cafes and bars in Arras all have roofs
There's not a huge amount of places with outside dining areas, although we've never gone in the summer so may be different.
Looks like the occasional shower as opposed to torrential rain, I do have a wet weather plan ready for the day.......................it just involves us getting wet
Looks like the occasional shower as opposed to torrential rain, I do have a wet weather plan ready for the day.......................it just involves us getting drunk
so it's going to be mid to late seventies temperature wise but a bit wet. ah well, shorts and tee shirt and sod the rain. At least we don't have to dodge shells and bullets …..
More importantly, the cafes and bars in Arras all have roofs
I was rather hoping to eat al fresco ….. or do you mean roofs/awnings outside?
I believe dining " in the buff" or "al fresco" as you call it, is illegal in Belgium as piping hot waffles can cause serious accidents.....
so it's going to be mid to late seventies temperature wise but a bit wet. ah well, shorts and tee shirt and sod the rain. At least we don't have to dodge shells and bullets …..
More importantly, the cafes and bars in Arras all have roofs
I was rather hoping to eat al fresco ….. or do you mean roofs/awnings outside?
I believe dining " in the buff" or "al fresco" as you call it, is illegal in Belgium as piping hot waffles can cause serious accidents.....
It’s a 5.15am set off from Charlton from the bus stop in Anchor and Hope Lane opposite the SelfStore storage facility. everything you need to know is in your inbox.
Is the pick up point the same bus-stop as that used for the Ypres visit (I am not that familiar with Anchor and Hope Lane). Thanks Neil
Comments
I'm definitely wearing clothing ..
yes it is
More importantly, the cafes and bars in Arras all have roofs
I was rather hoping to eat al fresco ….. or do you mean roofs/awnings outside?
There's not a huge amount of places with outside dining areas, although we've never gone in the summer so may be different.
just a few reminders for tomorrow :
1) 05.15am - coach departs Anchor & Hope Lane, Charlton
2) 05.45am - coach departs Ebbsfleet International
3) don't forget your PASSPORT
and it's going to be over 70 degrees so if you take a raincoat etc you'll be sweating like anything. I'm going to take a chance and just get wet.