Re: Clun - The quietest place under the sun..
Posted: 02 Oct 2017, 22:03
Me too. Looks delicious Pete.Eddie Muir wrote:I’d be happy with either scone, Pete.I’d be even happier with both.
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Re: Clun - The quietest place under the sun..
Posted: 03 Oct 2017, 22:30
Always remember that 'quietest place' quote from the Lone Pine books. I echo the comments about 'Secret of Grey Walls' being one of the best in the series. Would love to travel around that area myself - particularly if I could go back to the 50s
Re: Clun - The quietest place under the sun..
Posted: 04 Oct 2017, 10:37
We're now thinking of of stopping overnight at a B&B in Clun on our way home to soak up the atmosphere!
Re: Clun - The quietest place under the sun..
Posted: 04 Oct 2017, 12:54
Its a while since we were that way, but recommend the Clun Farmhouse, very Enid Blyton!, our host & hostess were Anthony and Susan I do recall, and they make you very welcome. If you do stay, enjoy! Meanwhile we are on our way to Venice, hoping for sunshine on those canals, look forward to catching up with the Forums on my return!
Re: Clun - The quietest place under the sun..
Posted: 05 Oct 2017, 18:46
The pub featured in the book (can't remember the name) is now sadly closed. I so wanted to drop in!pete9012S wrote:We're now thinking of of stopping overnight at a B&B in Clun on our way home to soak up the atmosphere!
Re: Clun - The quietest place under the sun..
Posted: 08 Oct 2017, 16:04
Looks like a beautiful town. I could do with a little peace and quiet right about now, for Diwali starts soon, and that means firecrackers, yelling, noise, scared doggo, pollution, smoke.... 