Haycock hotel, Wansford.

[JOAO LA PEZ]

This place has 4 outside covered area's, is close to the A1 and A47.
http://www.thehaycock.co.uk/


This place is very nice if the weather holds as it has no covered area, but sitting by the river with a cigar and a drink is rather pleasant.
http://www.queensheadnassington.co.uk/

Luncheon and a lazy summer afternoon in June or July spent Herfing and Quaffing is on my mind, anyone care to join me?.

[nicwing]

Very very civilized public house.

And, thanks to my 12 years driving from Barnet to Beverley I know it's exactly 1 hr from my house.

Let me know when.

[Monkey Nuts]

Both look very nice, and are not too many miles from me. :smile:

Let me know when and I shall do my best to attend :41:

[spirit_of_will]

This place has 4 outside covered area's, is close to the A1 and A47.
http://www.thehaycock.co.uk/


This place is very nice if the weather holds as it has no covered area, but sitting by the river with a cigar and a drink is rather pleasant.
http://www.queensheadnassington.co.uk/

Luncheon and a lazy summer afternoon in June or July spent Herfing and Quaffing is on my mind, anyone care to join me?.

JLP - I could certainly be up for joining you... I head up to Rutland fairly often to windsurf (mainly when it's warm & windy!) and neither of these spots is a million miles out of my way!

[JOAO LA PEZ]

I will go and have a chat with the manager of the Haycock and see which weekends are suitable vis a vis how busy they are and report back.

[Drewmidorn]

The Haycock would be a pretty easy place for me to get to if anyone fancies a herf?

[Puff Scotty]

Be nice to meet at either of these...but cheers JLP going to smoke that 898 in Roma tonight! :849:

[snooky]

keep us informed looks very nice.:cowboyic9:

[JOAO LA PEZ]

Going to have a look at their diary this coming week as its a big Wedding venue, will try to find a quiet-ish day.

[Moon Dancer]

Just lived up the road from the Haycock for many years, nice setting. Try to avoid weddings, parachute jumping & high tides:smile:

[JOAO LA PEZ]

I was hoping to get this on the front burner for next month, unfortunately me dear old Mum (89 star old bird played a good innings) decided to go to the other place last week, so going to be busy the next few weekends supporting me Dad, I will be looking to a September date if anyone is still up for it.

[peanutpete]

I was hoping to get this on the front burner for next month, unfortunately me dear old Mum (89 star old bird played a good innings) decided to go to the other place last week, so going to be busy the next few weekends supporting me Dad, I will be looking to a September date if anyone is still up for it.

sorry to hear about your mum,make sure your father is ok and let us know when your up for a herf later in the year

[Stevieboy]

I was hoping to get this on the front burner for next month, unfortunately me dear old Mum (89 star old bird played a good innings) decided to go to the other place last week, so going to be busy the next few weekends supporting me Dad, I will be looking to a September date if anyone is still up for it.

JLP...Sorry to hear about your mum mate

[monkey66]

My condolences.

[ianconscious]

Sorry for your loss.

[cohibaIV]

Sorry to hear your bad news mate.. Life is crap sometimes

[nicwing]

Sorry to hear that mate, be good to your Dad and let us know about September. I love the Haycock. I have great (but somewhat hazy) memories of stopping in for a few scoops on the way south after a trip to Edinburgh to see England get beaten at rugby by the men in skirts.

[spirit_of_will]

Sorry to hear of your sad news.

Sept at the Haycock sounds grand, keep us in the loop on any plans...

[JOAO LA PEZ]

Thanks for the kind thoughts, In reality She has been gone 2 years, Dementia took most of her faculties. As a balance to my loss, one of the women i work with is waiting for her 11 year old son to succumb to the in-operable tumor on his brain, makes the death of an 89 year old seem pretty insignificant.