Hartside Cafe

Mr K

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• Aug 13, 2005

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What time does the cafe open on a Sunday morning?

I've nowt in for breakfast and can't be bothered to go shopping now.....and have a new pair of tyres to scrub in...

 

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• Aug 13, 2005

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I'm pretty sure it's 10 a.m. I was up there at 8:30 a couple of weeks ago, very bleak and very closed. Just checked www.Hartside.com but it doesn't mention opening times.

 

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• Aug 14, 2005

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Hmmmmm!
Sunday morning: Grey and drizzly here at the coast.
May walk down to the Spar for some bacon after all.

 

RunningBear

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• Aug 14, 2005

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Breakfast

Full English breakfast in Applecross (west Coast) then a fantastic ride back in glorious sunshine.

Sorry to rub it

Tony

 

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• Aug 14, 2005

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RunningBear said:

Full English breakfast in Applecross (west Coast) then a fantastic ride back in glorious sunshine.

Sorry to rub it

Tony

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Apathy and "duty" overtook me: We shopped, we washed and we ironed.

We did not go out on the bike.

Been to the Inn at Applecross [for a pint] and the Pass of Cattle [as part of Scottish tour with best ever weather] is superb. It was scorching hot when we were there and you could see the islands from our seats ouside the bar.....superb!

 

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• Aug 14, 2005

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Had a full "Scottish " just after we left the pass from Applecross, glorious weather, great roads, met some well dodgy types at the "welly"
Running bear, missed me turn off towards Carlisle and ended up on the Jedburgh road!
Dave

 

RunningBear

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• Aug 15, 2005

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A full "Scottish" ? Is that where you sit outside and let the Midges eat your head and any other exposed parts!! Hope you have stopped scratchin Frisky.

Dodgy Types at the Welly! I know what you mean, that guy in the black Rukka suit and blue 1200 was well stange, never met him before and couldn't get rid of him.

Tony

 

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• Aug 16, 2005

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Frisky said:

Had a full "Scottish " just after we left the pass from Applecross, glorious weather, great roads, met some well dodgy types at the "welly"
Running bear, missed me turn off towards Carlisle and ended up on the Jedburgh road!
Dave

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Went 'thru Applecross Sun afternoon.. you would be on the way home then
If you ever go 'thru Drumbeg.. don't eat at the Fish restaurant.. £10 for a bowl of soup!