Whos coming to Gatcombe?

[Bourne Valley Hams]

Originally Posted by Matty Day

thought i would ask i will be there on sunday to.

what time do i have to be there ?

and how so i get there is it well sign posted ?

By 9.30 to get in free - directions are in that link posted above.

[Louby]

YAHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

Guess who is coming to Gatcombe now after all!!! Meeeee!!!!!!

Not sure if Hamster Widow is going to be able to make it yet, but we have discussed it, and we have decided that I am going to come either way on the Saturday with my little boy! (the human one, not the hamster one )

I'm hoping to come away with a lovely, 'retired' hammie too...so cross your fingers that there are some for me please!

Well....we do have that empty Cambridge, and I can't be doing with looking at an empty cage...its just calling out for a new resident

Can't wait to see you all there!

[souffle]

That's great Louby. Hope you enjoy yourself and come home we someone new to introduce

[Holly]

I'll be there, not until about 11am though, as it's a 2 hour drive for me. I'm coming on my own so no boys to distract me - I'll help with whatever just tell me what to do

[Basia]

Oh that's really good - look forward to seeing you there.
I bought my first donation hammie at Monmouth and I am so pleased with her, she is just so affectionate. I bought her because she was such a pretty colour and when I held her she was really friendly. She has settled herself right in at home and I am hoping I might be able to show her for little while too so I would definitely recommend the donation hams.

[I_am_plankton]

I just thought I would say that if you any of you have a Navman Sat Nav, it won't pick up Gatcombe's postcode and will say that it can't calculate a driveable route. If you only have this sat nav then the thing to do is ask it to find Woefuldane Bottom and then follow the signs to Gatcombe when you get there.

I'm lucky as my dad's sat nav is RAC and picks it up fine, and is what I used last year.

[Louby]

Originally Posted by I_am_plankton

I just thought I would say that if you any of you have a Navman Sat Nav, it won't pick up Gatcombe's postcode and will say that it can't calculate a driveable route. If you only have this sat nav then the thing to do is ask it to find Woefuldane Bottom and then follow the signs to Gatcombe when you get there.

I'm lucky as my dad's sat nav is RAC and picks it up fine, and is what I used last year.

We will be relying on Mapquest and a finger in the air!

[Louby]

Basia
Oh that's really good - look forward to seeing you there.
I bought my first donation hammie at Monmouth and I am so pleased with her, she is just so affectionate. I bought her because she was such a pretty colour and when I held her she was really friendly. She has settled herself right in at home and I am hoping I might be able to show her for little while too so I would definitely recommend the donation hams.

I'm REALLY hoping that there will be some there!

[I_am_plankton]

There usually is, Louby. My Poppy, a SH Sable Roan was for adoption at 10 months old and is now a year and a half She was from Tristar and is lovely

[Mollz Mum]

Well, been out of contact this week - not been at all well, (actually poorly enough to not be on the forum - and I've had withdrawal symptoms, thank goodness for updates from Mollz!) double ear infection and chest infection - actually went to doctor's (not something I usually do!) and ended up with antibiotics (another unheard of thing these days).
With this in mind, I am determined that we will be there tomorrow and look forward seeing everyone, but really don't think I will be up to a second day on Sunday (sorry BVH and Pete!). Also not sure whether we'll make the whole day tomorrow, but intend to try!!
Damn colds/viruses.......this one is certainly persistent - I blame the snow LOL