UK Autumn 2008 Meeting Venue

[Stoo Batchelor]

The common language is photography.

Er, and Wine!

[Síle]

Er, and Wine!

Now you're talkin my language!

I'm off to cast my vote, thank you all for letting us join you.

Síle

[Dave Miller]

Er, and Wine!

And it was notice that you weren't too fussy about which one.

[delphine]

If any fellow mates from overseas are looking for accomodation in London on their inbound/outbound leg, I'd be very happy to oblige.

[Mark Burley]

Oops, sorry you lot - I voted twice...

But still, I couldn't make my mind up as to which one...

Mark

[Simon E]

I was going to suggest the English/Welsh border country aka The Marches. It's a bit of a 'hidden gem', and on my doorstep. However, when I saw Anglesey (Ynys Môn) was in the list I thought that would be even better.

When my folks moved there I discovered all sorts of places that I'd wished I had known about years earlier. Varied and highly photogenic coastal terrain, and there's a public path that goes all round the island; Beaumaris castle, a church that's an island at high tide and a good quota of ancient sites; two bridges across the Menai Straits.... I could go on.

[Dave Miller]

I was going to suggest the English/Welsh border country aka The Marches. It's a bit of a 'hidden gem', and on my doorstep. However, when I saw Anglesey (Ynys Môn) was in the list I thought that would be even better.

When my folks moved there I discovered all sorts of places that I'd wished I had known about years earlier. Varied and highly photogenic coastal terrain, and there's a public path that goes all round the island; Beaumaris castle, a church that's an island at high tide and a good quota of ancient sites; two bridges across the Menai Straits.... I could go on.

Please do!

[Brian Jeffery]

I've posted the final poll here,



Brian