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how about a yorkshire christmas

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trace2 · 14/08/2005 11:06

what about a big yorshire christmas meet with dhs is anybody up for it, i dont mind organising it try and get somthing like a dinner dance, if theres enough intrest.

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trace2 · 16/08/2005 18:25

barnsley drive yes, willing to travel yes, but rather not drive wana drink

but will get taxi if not to far

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Hulababy · 16/08/2005 18:48
  • Sheffield (by then far side towards Derbyshire though)
  • car, yes
  • willing to drive? yes
  • can stay over - rather not
helsi · 16/08/2005 18:58

I'm up for it too please.

maddy17 · 16/08/2005 19:18

im up for it as long as i can bring dp r a friend

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trace2 · 16/08/2005 19:21

yes corse you can, glad you coming

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trace2 · 18/08/2005 09:05

bump

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dottee · 18/08/2005 13:13

bump - any suggestions/preferences?

(DP and I often go to the Beijing City at Stocksbridge and that's very nice - don't know whether it's everyone's cup of tea and not sure about public transport although it's not far from M1)

Hulababy · 18/08/2005 21:00

I don't like Indian food very much - and can't do spicy very well. Also, I don' eat meat - so must be fish and/or vggie options.

roisin · 18/08/2005 21:47

I'm interested in coming over to meet you all again this year. I eat and drink anything (within reason!). I'll keep checking in on this thread to see what/where you decide.

jamiesam · 18/08/2005 21:54

Eek - mumsnet just went offline as I found this!
Toby carvery was great last year and I'd love to come to another yorkshire do.
I'm in Sheffield, have car and willing to drive but would rather not stay over.
Like Yorkiegirl's suggestion of big hotel if that would include chance of a boogie (and somewhere quiet to talk - I'm getting on a bit you know )

Yorkiegirl · 18/08/2005 22:23

Message withdrawn

Gobbledigook · 18/08/2005 22:26

Possibly.

Not dh though - he's the babysitter!

Wouldn't dh's find it a bit dull?

Hulababy · 18/08/2005 22:27

DH will be my babysitter too

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trace2 · 19/08/2005 10:42

yorkiegirl that sounds good, let us know when you recive them.

looks like dhs is a no no then.

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trace2 · 19/08/2005 11:50

hi just looked at this,see what everybody thinks

www.brooklandshotel.com/brook_events.htm

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Gobbledigook · 19/08/2005 11:56

here

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trace2 · 19/08/2005 11:59

thanks Gobbledigook i thought i did it, dam
how do i do it

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trace2 · 19/08/2005 17:52

am going out tonite so will catch up tomorrow

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Gobbledigook · 19/08/2005 18:23

Are you thinking of the Gala nights is has under 'December'? Would need to ring about details for this - there are none on the website.

Hulababy · 19/08/2005 21:49

Not been to Brooklands since it was refurbished; was good before though.

dottee · 19/08/2005 22:00

Christmas events here .

gingerbear · 19/08/2005 22:03

The China Rose in Bawtry does really great Chinese Christmas Banquets (If anyone is not keen on traditional turkey)

dottee · 19/08/2005 22:04

Brooklands is £25.95 for Xmas dinner and dance. Too expensive?

gingerbear · 19/08/2005 22:05

Brooklands looks nice.

jamiesam · 19/08/2005 22:18

I'm easy vis venue. £26 a lot but will shell out if that's what you all decide!