It's A Long Way To Itinerary

[verlaine]

I do my daily wuthering - most of it about boardgames, Primeval and countries of the world beginning with A, uninterestingly enough - over on splendorsine now, but it seems like verlaine is still the place to say

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[jiggery_pokery]

Great to see you're as good a writer as ever and rather more prolific at the moment than you have been for some time! I now have fourteen tabs open with posts from your other blog, not all of which are "just" to see the comments, and should go and respond to some of them.

[verlaine]

I meant invitations not revoked by then - eight weeks is a large window of opportunity for me to commit some unforgivable scandal in...

[thalinoviel]

Family Friendly pubs

[thefon]

I've had universally good experiences taking baby to UK pubs, though it can be worth taking your own travel baby chair.

[verlaine]

I used to hang out in Penderel's Oak a lot, and don't remember ever seeing babies in there! But then I was very, very drunk.

[onebyone]

Nobody actually lives anywhere near the Penderel's Oak, though, hence its suitability for weekend meetings of large numbers of people who don't mind a tube trip. It can afford to be "family friendly" if the chance of a small child approaching within a mile of it is slim to bupkis.

[huskyteer]

Would be lovely to see you while you're chez Newham if poss.

[verlaine]

I would like that! You will enjoy Magdalen, she is VERY fuzzy.

[hoshuteki]

The question is, when can we fit in a Tube Walk? Sun 5th? Or even, *shock*, a weekday?

[verlaine]

Ooh yes, that is an important consideration, isn't it. The problem with our three weeks is that they only have three weekends in them. I would concur that Sunday 5th September is probably the likeliest day!

How far down the alphabet have Tube Walks made it by now?!

[hoshuteki]

The next one is Gunnersbury to Kew Gardens, so it should be quite a nice walk!