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krhall 29-12-10 10:49 AM

Hogmanay for kids...D&G any ideas?
 
I'd love to do something nice with the kids for Hogmanay as we are staying in Dumfries and Galloway, but as they are pretty young I don't want anything too rowdy or busy...

Any ideas?

I know a couple of you are from round here so if you have any suggestions they would be really welcome.

BTW D&G was awesome in the snowy winter wonderland...

stewie 29-12-10 11:06 AM

Re: Hogmanay for kids...D&G any ideas?
 
http://www.visitdumfriesandgalloway.co.uk/
Check this out, where you staying btw ? me and the mrs spend a lot of time up in Kirkcudbright, love it up there

krhall 29-12-10 11:18 AM

Re: Hogmanay for kids...D&G any ideas?
 
Near Castle Douglas on a farm called BarnCrosh lovely place, we went to Kirkcudbright yesterday, the wife wants to buy a place round here now. Not sure where she thinks we would find the money...

Carlingwalk Loch was a nice walk too actually 4+ miles for a 6 year old didn't go down well though...

Anywhere else we should visit while we are here?

stewie 29-12-10 11:27 AM

Re: Hogmanay for kids...D&G any ideas?
 
Tbh I'm not sure mate, but theres a few on here from the area who can offer you more info than me, we tend to come up and do dog walking and the like, itd dead quiet and just how we like it, theres a nice run I do through Buckland glen, i'ts about 4.5 miles if you've got your trainers with you, bit vertical though, I know what your Mrs means though, my family is from the area, all round Dumfries, Annan, Raehill, Lochmaben etc I'd love to retire up there too

Milky Bar Kid 29-12-10 12:29 PM

Re: Hogmanay for kids...D&G any ideas?
 
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Originally Posted by stewie (Post 2448425)
Tbh I'm not sure mate, but theres a few on here from the area who can offer you more info than me, we tend to come up and do dog walking and the like, itd dead quiet and just how we like it, theres a nice run I do through Buckland glen, i'ts about 4.5 miles if you've got your trainers with you, bit vertical though, I know what your Mrs means though, my family is from the area, all round Dumfries, Annan, Raehill, Lochmaben etc I'd love to retire up there too

Aye, me, Jamesmio and some others.

Kev, lemme get my thinking cap on and I will get back to you!

stewie 29-12-10 12:48 PM

Re: Hogmanay for kids...D&G any ideas?
 
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Originally Posted by Milky Bar Kid (Post 2448455)
Aye, me, Jamesmio and some others.

Kev, lemme get my thinking cap on and I will get back to you!

You're so fortunate living up there MBK, its a really great area, not jealous or anything ;)

Milky Bar Kid 29-12-10 12:57 PM

Re: Hogmanay for kids...D&G any ideas?
 
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Originally Posted by stewie (Post 2448462)
You're so fortunate living up there MBK, its a really great area, not jealous or anything ;)

Yeh really fortunate......:rolleyes: Area wise, yes its lovely but otherwise, not so good. Although not getting into the politics of it here!

stewie 29-12-10 01:03 PM

Re: Hogmanay for kids...D&G any ideas?
 
Its ok, I think I know what you mean ;)

JamesMio 29-12-10 01:54 PM

Re: Hogmanay for kids...D&G any ideas?
 
It's a beautiful area, spoiled by and wasted on the idiots that live in it... Stuff to do with the wee ones, dunno how wee but there's Galloway Forest Park about 15-20 miles west on the A75, wild deer, goats park, roadkill cafe and loads of walks and mountain bike trails to do. I'll have a think for other stuff too

peterco 29-12-10 01:59 PM

Re: Hogmanay for kids...D&G any ideas?
 
ice cream and more ice cream

http://www.creamogalloway.co.uk/

it's closed for the winter


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