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Location: Stirlingshire
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Location: Northumberland
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05-04-2007, 12:37 PM
Originally Posted by IanTaylor 
Depends how you drive
But yeah would be around about that... time wize I'm fine.. prob best leave the time to you ladies to sort... coz you lot take longer than us men to get ready *hides*
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Location: Aberdeen, Scotland
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05-04-2007, 12:46 PM
Originally Posted by Luz
That's because us women have to get everyone else ready first!
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Location: Perthshire
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05-04-2007, 01:10 PM
Come off the M90 at Bridge of Earn (Junction 9) one junction south of Perth.
At the slip road T junction turn right (if you've come from the North) onto the A912 back under the motorway. Go straight over the mini roundabout and drive for about half a mile through Bridge of Earn village.
Just as you come out the other end of the village you will go over a bridge (over the river Earn funnily enough). There's a right turn imediately after the bridge signposted to 'Rhynd' and Elcho Castle. Take this turn and continue down this road for about a mile. It's a long straight road - keep an eye out for a brown sign (Moncrieffe hill) which marks a left turn up the road/gravel track. Keep going all the way up the road/track right to the end where there's a wee car park at the start of the woodland walks.
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Location: Aberdeen, Scotland
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05-04-2007, 01:14 PM
Originally Posted by Phil
Directions for Monday
Come off the M90 at Bridge of Earn (Junction 9) one junction south of Perth.
At the slip road T junction turn right (if you've come from the North) onto the A912 back under the motorway. Go straight over the mini roundabout and drive for about half a mile through Bridge of Earn village.
Just as you come out the other end of the village you will go over a bridge (over the river Earn funnily enough). There's a right turn imediately after the bridge signposted to 'Rhynd' and Elcho Castle. Take this turn and continue down this road for about a mile. It's a long straight road - keep an eye out for a brown sign (Moncrieffe hill) which marks a left turn up the road/gravel track. Keep going all the way up the road/track right to the end where there's a wee car park at the start of the woodland walks.
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