Dirty_Den

Hi all -

I'm off to the Network Q Rally for the first time this year - I've ordered my tickets but now need to find some accomodation.

I'd be willing to rough it, but my mates want to B&B it - can anyone recommend B&Bs that they either know of or have used near Swansea - not worried about them being of really high quality - a pub nearby is probably more important - but equally we don't want to stay in a pit.

Any one have any ideas?

Cheers,

Den

Scoobychick

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Den

I know you've said you're after B+B but have you thought of renting a cottage? I go to the RAC every year and we always rent a cottage that sleeps 6 - 8 of us. It works out dead cheap and you're not disturbing anyone at unearthly times in the morning as you leave to go off spekkying

Sal

Richard Askew

.....ermmm RAC with tickets and in a B&B/cottage?????

Thats not right!!..u gotta marshall and sleep in the car for 4 nights for the *real* RAC.....

Ian Cook

Yeah Richard, but the real RAC doesnt exist anymore

Dirty_Den

Hi Sal -

Thanks for the tip, but as I'm only going with two other mates, it's probably not worth looking at a cottage.

I wasn't sure if looking around for accomodation now was OTT - just thought it might get busier the later I left it.

Guess I'll have to ring around and pick one blindly...

Cheers,

Den

jsh

Dont be a lightweight, like Richard says, do some marshalling and sleep in the car.

I have been doing it for the last god knows how many years and I would not have it any other way

Jason

IWatkins

Tsk, tsk, stay overnight in Wales ? No, you don't want to do that, you want to get up at midnight and drive to Wales, spend the whole day driving like a loon down B or unmarked (or even untarmac'ed) roads, get in four stages and then get caught in the queue coming out of Sweet Lamb for three hours, drive like a loon again, then get back home at about midnight, oh, and do this lot in a convoy of at least two other cars, all of which need super unleaded about every 30 miles.



Or you could get a B+B

Cheers

Ian