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Today (Sunday) in the clubhouse QUIZ, starts at 20.00pm
I will be taking some SKA t shirts and hats (for the rally next November 2024) with me to the Goosnargh rally this weekend 16th November 2023, if you would like to purchase any come and see me or Lorraine
This is the last of the motorhomer.com rallies of 2023, before the 2 new year rallies in late December
5 nights
Friday evening 19.00pm, we will be having a raffle to help fund replacement batteries for the 3 defibrillators owned by Motorhomer.com, This will be run by Gordon (The Laird), if you would like to bring an item for the table that would be fantastic. Gordon will announce more details soon
We have got the function room open for us to use during the daytime, you can take your own food and drinks into the room UNTIL the bar opens, then only food and drinks purchased from the bar are allowed
Friday Saturday and Sunday Morning 9.00 - 11.00 am, The club will be serving a large bacon and sausage tea cake (barm) with a mug of tea or coffee for only £4, this will have to be pre ordered via this food thread
motorhomer.com
ALL of the pitches are on HARDSTANDING , The venue is less than 10 minutes off the M6 motorway
EHU will be available for everyone but limited to 4 hours time slots from 10.00 am until 18.00 pm and because we are going to have to split the electric points this service will only be 3 amp, so leisure battery charging only, anything else will trip the switch and the other vans who are charging off the same circuit as you will not be happy. A time slot will have to be booked for this service and booked 24hrs in advance, the cost for this service will be £3 for 4 hours . If you have a medical condition and have booked to have ehu overnight from 19.00 pm until 8.00 am then the cost for this will be £4. Sorry for the way we have distributed the ehu points, but this is the only fair way that we can make sure everyone has enough power for the duration of their stay. If you intend to use this service then please bring your long EHU lead or even two, AND ALSO A SPLITTER. This service is being overseen by trotter (Derek) and all bookings will have to be booked through Trotter without exception, he/she will have the final say and decisions on how this will be distributed, anyone who does not agree with the above and tries to run fridges /heating etc and keeps tripping the power will be unplugged and at Trotters discretions could / will not be invited to use this service again
There is a large clubhouse on-site with snooker and pool tables also a tv room and the bar is open every night and lunchtime at the weekend, the bar also serves food and real ale as well as a very large selection of beverages
Dogs on leads are welcome on the entire site including the clubhouse, ALL dog mess must be cleaned up
There is access to Toilets, showers, freshwater, washing up point, rubbish disposal and Elsan point
Here is a link to the club site. http://www.whittinghamclub.com/
The price is £11 per unit per night. Please put your payment in a sealed envelope with your forum name and how many nights you are attending, this will be collected on arrival
Entertainment (in the clubhouse)
Thursday 20.00pm Social evening to chat
Friday 19.00pm Gordon's Raffle night (if you would like to donate anything to the raffle that would be fantastic) , Followed by a card game called STICKY 13, this game will be overseen by Admin (Phil)
Saturday 20.00pm The KEEFY G disco and Karaoke experience
Sunday 20.00pm Quiz with your quiz master Phil (Admin)
Local amenities
Only a 5-minute walk from the club you can find a Post Office, grocery shop, fish and chip shop, hairdresser and traditional sweet shop. You can also find Goosnargh Tennis Club and the beautiful medieval church of St Mary's, dating from approximately 1281. They're also a wide range of excellent restaurants and pubs serving fine food in the immediate area, including the local specialities of Goosnargh duck, Goosnargh cakes, and famous local cheeses from Mrs Kirkham's, Blacksticks and Singletons. The famously haunted Chingle Hall is but a half-mile stroll across the fields.
Further afield (3 miles) is the delightful market town of Longridge – the gateway to the Ribble Valley, Clitheroe and beyond. Sainsbury’s, Booths and The Co-operative supermarkets can all be found in Longridge along with a host of specialist shops and a full range of takeaways, many of which will deliver to the site.
Exploring the area
The new City of Preston (7 miles) offers extensive shopping opportunities whilst Garstang (6 miles) is another “must-see” market town. Beacon Fell Country Park along with the Bleasdale Fells, form the backdrop to our village. This is a proper walking country easily reached (3 miles) by an extensive network of country lanes. Brock Bottoms (2 miles), on the way to Beacon Fell, offers leafy glades, cool clear pools and the gentle River Brock. This is a magic place where children can safely paddle, whilst your dog can swim in the deeper pools - an ideal picnic spot!
The Club is an ideal base for visiting local attractions such as the Roman camp at Ribchester, the ruins of the 14th Century Cistercian Abbey at Whalley and the famous Trough of Bowland whose lovely winding paths are popular with fell walkers and casual strollers alike.
If you would like to attend this venue please ask on this thread only stating your arrival day and how many nights you will be attendin
I will be taking some SKA t shirts and hats (for the rally next November 2024) with me to the Goosnargh rally this weekend 16th November 2023, if you would like to purchase any come and see me or Lorraine
This is the last of the motorhomer.com rallies of 2023, before the 2 new year rallies in late December
5 nights
Friday evening 19.00pm, we will be having a raffle to help fund replacement batteries for the 3 defibrillators owned by Motorhomer.com, This will be run by Gordon (The Laird), if you would like to bring an item for the table that would be fantastic. Gordon will announce more details soon
We have got the function room open for us to use during the daytime, you can take your own food and drinks into the room UNTIL the bar opens, then only food and drinks purchased from the bar are allowed
Friday Saturday and Sunday Morning 9.00 - 11.00 am, The club will be serving a large bacon and sausage tea cake (barm) with a mug of tea or coffee for only £4, this will have to be pre ordered via this food thread
Whittingham & Goosnargh November 2023 , BREAKFAST ORDERS ONLY
Friday Saturday and Sunday Morning 9.00 - 11.00 am, The club will be serving a large bacon and sausage tea cake (barm) with a mug of tea or coffee for only £4, this will have to be pre ordered via this food thread only
motorhomer.com
ALL of the pitches are on HARDSTANDING , The venue is less than 10 minutes off the M6 motorway
EHU will be available for everyone but limited to 4 hours time slots from 10.00 am until 18.00 pm and because we are going to have to split the electric points this service will only be 3 amp, so leisure battery charging only, anything else will trip the switch and the other vans who are charging off the same circuit as you will not be happy. A time slot will have to be booked for this service and booked 24hrs in advance, the cost for this service will be £3 for 4 hours . If you have a medical condition and have booked to have ehu overnight from 19.00 pm until 8.00 am then the cost for this will be £4. Sorry for the way we have distributed the ehu points, but this is the only fair way that we can make sure everyone has enough power for the duration of their stay. If you intend to use this service then please bring your long EHU lead or even two, AND ALSO A SPLITTER. This service is being overseen by trotter (Derek) and all bookings will have to be booked through Trotter without exception, he/she will have the final say and decisions on how this will be distributed, anyone who does not agree with the above and tries to run fridges /heating etc and keeps tripping the power will be unplugged and at Trotters discretions could / will not be invited to use this service again
There is a large clubhouse on-site with snooker and pool tables also a tv room and the bar is open every night and lunchtime at the weekend, the bar also serves food and real ale as well as a very large selection of beverages
Dogs on leads are welcome on the entire site including the clubhouse, ALL dog mess must be cleaned up
There is access to Toilets, showers, freshwater, washing up point, rubbish disposal and Elsan point
Here is a link to the club site. http://www.whittinghamclub.com/
The price is £11 per unit per night. Please put your payment in a sealed envelope with your forum name and how many nights you are attending, this will be collected on arrival
Entertainment (in the clubhouse)
Thursday 20.00pm Social evening to chat
Friday 19.00pm Gordon's Raffle night (if you would like to donate anything to the raffle that would be fantastic) , Followed by a card game called STICKY 13, this game will be overseen by Admin (Phil)
Saturday 20.00pm The KEEFY G disco and Karaoke experience
Sunday 20.00pm Quiz with your quiz master Phil (Admin)
Local amenities
Only a 5-minute walk from the club you can find a Post Office, grocery shop, fish and chip shop, hairdresser and traditional sweet shop. You can also find Goosnargh Tennis Club and the beautiful medieval church of St Mary's, dating from approximately 1281. They're also a wide range of excellent restaurants and pubs serving fine food in the immediate area, including the local specialities of Goosnargh duck, Goosnargh cakes, and famous local cheeses from Mrs Kirkham's, Blacksticks and Singletons. The famously haunted Chingle Hall is but a half-mile stroll across the fields.
Further afield (3 miles) is the delightful market town of Longridge – the gateway to the Ribble Valley, Clitheroe and beyond. Sainsbury’s, Booths and The Co-operative supermarkets can all be found in Longridge along with a host of specialist shops and a full range of takeaways, many of which will deliver to the site.
Exploring the area
The new City of Preston (7 miles) offers extensive shopping opportunities whilst Garstang (6 miles) is another “must-see” market town. Beacon Fell Country Park along with the Bleasdale Fells, form the backdrop to our village. This is a proper walking country easily reached (3 miles) by an extensive network of country lanes. Brock Bottoms (2 miles), on the way to Beacon Fell, offers leafy glades, cool clear pools and the gentle River Brock. This is a magic place where children can safely paddle, whilst your dog can swim in the deeper pools - an ideal picnic spot!
The Club is an ideal base for visiting local attractions such as the Roman camp at Ribchester, the ruins of the 14th Century Cistercian Abbey at Whalley and the famous Trough of Bowland whose lovely winding paths are popular with fell walkers and casual strollers alike.
If you would like to attend this venue please ask on this thread only stating your arrival day and how many nights you will be attendin
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