Travel Times And Distance Needed.

[jourdain2]

Hi, all. We haven't had a holiday for nearly 3 years. We can go for a week from 17/9 with small dog in tow.

We've found a cottage in Tarbert, Argyll & Bute, which fits the bill and is available. We live in E. Yorks. and I've spent ages trying to discover travel times and distances. Can anyone help, please, before it gets booked, but if it too far than we have to carry on looking. Thanks to anyone. :)

[Maydup]

Come to Norfolk, its much easier to find and dogs are very welcome!

[jordyboy14]

one piece of advice its lovely up here, but be prepared for wet weather bring your wellies and brolly,at the moment its coming down in torrents,we are15 mile from were are you are going,happy holiday

[hc4361]

Coming down in torrents here, too, in the West Midlands.

[jourdain2]

I'll be packing wellies and waterproofs wherever (now looks like the Borders!).
Thank you, all of you - just worked out that it will be our first break for 3 and a half years! It is mu h needed. \:)

[mazie]

You could come to Fife. This is a lovely area.....

http://www.lovetoescape.com/holiday-cottages/44919/helena-cottage-on-the-fife-coast.htm

And we could meet you for a drink in The Ship Inn :o)

[jourdain2]

Would love to meet you at the Ship, mazie, but we've just booked a cottage at Denholm in the Borders. I love the 'wee nook' of Fife and had a great holiday there when the kids were early teens. I was mistaken for a school of art at Crail - I was happily perched on a bollard, sketching the harbour, when a coach arrived and Japanese tourists poured out and earnestly photographed me and my sketch!!!

Maybe next year - thanks for the link - I'll keep it and maybe next year. :) x

[mazie]

It's a date for 2017 then joudain :o) Have a lovely holiday x