Scottish blether

I'm planning an informal meeting for Scottish Grenadier owners. Don't have a venue in mind just yet but wanted to see if there was any interest?

Sounds like a good idea. Depending on location and assuming no diary clashes I'd be interested, we live near Helensburgh.

Count me in (diary permitting). Thanks

Interested!

Ok I will suggest some dates once I'm home again and we can take it from there.

Hi all, All meets are good meets! Obviously I am limited by location but will try and be there.....

Please see other thread (coffee at Blair Drummond) - I am trying to set up two meets whilst I'm over at the end of October:

1. Somewhere near Cullen, Friday 18th October - I'm hoping someone can suggest a venue in that area......

2. Wednesday 23rd October, Smiddy Farm Shop, Blair Drummond

Afraid neither of those dates will work for me as already have work commitments. I hope other owners will be ok to meet up with you though.

ScottishGrenadier said:

Afraid neither of those dates will work for me as already have work commitments. I hope other owners will be ok to meet up with you though.

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Thats a shame - the curse of work! Bah, Humbug!

I do get to work in some pretty fine places....

Coullabus said:

Thats a shame - the curse of work! Bah, Humbug!

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I'm trying to give it up but the wife won't have it
That farm shop looks pretty good. Must try to remember next time I'm passing. I'm trying to get the aux battery fitted so I can have a decent fridge and then buy more fresh produce when in Scotland.

CRH said:

I'm trying to give it up but the wife won't have it
That farm shop looks pretty good. Must try to remember next time I'm passing. I'm trying to get the aux battery fitted so I can have a decent fridge and then buy more fresh produce when in Scotland.

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Retirement. The best thing I ever did... well, apart from moving to Islay. Oh, and marrying Mrs C....

Yes, the farm shop is very good.... if a bit pricey sometimes. We use the caravan site at Blair Drummond, so it's a pleasant walk down from through the woods.