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Northern Lass wrote:Talking to Mount Hotel (Manders "stately home" of manders paint..old historic building )at the moment to see if they can offer us something
somewhere to meet up, have a pre meal drink then sit down meal then back to bar and hopefully migrate out to gardens with a glass or 2!

well some of you will be at home their in a old historic building not me im the young un

right whats happening as need too book holidays and hotel, Rob expect your their for 10 anniversary

peterd wrote:right whats happening as need too book holidays and hotel, Rob expect your their for 10 anniversary

Well think there is about 4 or 5 or 6 of us at moment.
Still on no matter how many as far as I am concerned
might just be at a pub or someones garden -though if only a few of us.
Venue tbc nearer time but somewhere in W'ton.

Perhaps folk can confirm if they are still up for it at mo I have

Northern Lass
Wolvie
Grangers 14
Peterd
Mally
Sparks
Mjay

can the above pls confirm they can still come..and any more for any more pls speak up.

I'm still up for it! My preference would be a nice pub ( if you don't mind me saying so)

yep i be there

3 of us then

Health proving, I will be there....I'm with Mally...Pub for me.

I will be there if all is good!
Where have you booked in or looking at Peter?
Jo

was thinking the York hotel jo not to far from the mount

peterd wrote:was thinking the York hotel jo not to far from the mount

It is quite far
Does the mount not have any special offers on?

mounts £130 a night york hotel on tettenhall rd not far

hope you enjoy your 10 year reunion wherever it is. The location made me curious though - I did not know that Manders paint was made in the Black country area - it explains why my grandfather, joseph Nathan Taylor was always keen to use it when he was a painter and decorator in Blackpool.

peterd wrote:mounts £130 a night york hotel on tettenhall rd not far

I'll bring me tent!

Frodo wrote:hope you enjoy your 10 year reunion wherever it is. The location made me curious though - I did not know that Manders paint was made in the Black country area - it explains why my grandfather, joseph Nathan Taylor was always keen to use it when he was a painter and decorator in Blackpool.

You are welcome to join us Frodo