Christmas Social
 

It's about time we started to look at what everyone would be interested in doing for a Christmas day out.

There are a few ideas that Jean and Myself have came up with, but would encourage feedback, as we want to make it as enjoyable as possible for everyone.

The first idea was to visit the National Museum of Flight, a good all rounder for the family. Then we started to look at the more adventurous idea's, these included GoKarting at Scotkart, and Bedlam Paintball.

Obviously, it is what you the members want, this is your day out. Ideas, suggestions etc are welcomed and the one with the greatest interest wins it.

I like the Museum of Filght idea - mainly because it is just up the road! Not sure if there would be a lot to do other than have (another for me) walk round and visit the cafe. I don't know if they do anything special for "Christmas" visits.

I reckon that my pair would be happier with the karting or the Bedlam visit. I could even have a go at the karting but would need a bit of a start as I would be carrying "excess"!!

anymore suggestions all welcome :D

Thought there would have been a bigger response.

I would like to add that I will try and locate it a centrally as possible so it is attractive to all members.

Somewhere for a meal and natter would suit us.

Karting is not too good when you have bad backs and sciatica.

you got under the limo quick enough ! ;)

true tho karting may not be ideal tho i am well up for that :D

it might be ideal if everyone who was intrested, to put up the idea they would fancly doing as a group, no point i everyone splintering off is there? or IS there?

im up for anything, as long as theres no height restrictions :lol:
the 3 ideas that locky has mentioned was just a starting line if you like to put it.
so get posting your own ideas so we can get things organized :D:D:D

bungy jumping ?

The ground doesn't slide or crash, lol

Lying on my back under a car is about as energetic as I get.

How about the Transport Museum in Glasgow? I'm pretty sure its free entry, although I'm not sure about winter opening times.