Recommend a Wiltshire Cafe

Originally Posted by cuffy

I think it's ran by the knit your own sandals out of yoghurt brigade, so the chances of getting a greasy bacon buttie are probably on the same par as finding rocking horse sh!t. Sure they might rustle you up a delicious bowl of museli and fair trade stinging nettle tea

That'll explain why it's so empty then. It's been like that for years though.

I wonder if they get trade from the 'tourists' who like looking at big green mounds, horses carved in chalk on a hill side, and big stones thrown in field.

Originally Posted by cuffy

I think it's ran by the knit your own sandals out of yoghurt brigade, so the chances of getting a greasy bacon buttie are probably on the same par as finding rocking horse sh!t. Sure they might rustle you up a delicious bowl of museli and fair trade stinging nettle tea

I think that at one time it was a lorry driver / biker greasy spoon. Then it was taken over by crop circle conspiracy nutters. I think that they might have been kicked out by the freeholder, so I've no idea if anybody is running it at the moment.

Edit. I've found it's current website: http://www.divinecafe.biz/
The breakfast menu does sound a bit yoghurt-weavery.

[BanannaMan]

Originally Posted by Stig_Of_The_Dump

That'll explain why it's so empty then. It's been like that for years though.

I wonder if they get trade from the 'tourists' who like looking at big green mounds, horses carved in chalk on a hill side, and big stones thrown in field.

Probably from most but this tourist will be looking for the greasy bacon buttie whilest in the area a few days prior to the AR.

Not the reason I'll be there but can't pass all that up being so close by.
Great tips!
Will be riding right through this same location.
Not sure the time but always good to know where a decent cafe is.
All that rock peeping is bound to make one hungry.

Originally Posted by BanannaMan

Probably from most but this tourist will be looking for the greasy bacon buttie whilest in the area a few days prior to the AR.

Not the reason I'll be there but can't pass all that up being so close by.
Great tips!
Will be riding right through this same location.
Not sure the time but always good to know where a decent cafe is.
All that rock peeping is bound to make one hungry.

You need to go slightly off the beaten track and head towards Bradford on Avon to the Lock inn and sample their legendary "boatmans breakfast" i usually head their once a month, that's all my arteries can take.
As and when you do visit the area let us know and i can give you some hints n tips or even take you to places you wanna visit.

Originally Posted by cuffy

You need to go slightly off the beaten track and head towards Bradford on Avon to the Lock inn and sample their legendary "boatmans breakfast" i usually head their once a month, that's all my arteries can take.
As and when you do visit the area let us know and i can give you some hints n tips or even take you to places you wanna visit.

5 minute walk from my house.

Originally Posted by Stig_Of_The_Dump

5 minute walk from my house.

I will more than probably be their this weekend. The lock inn that is, not your house
That'll be my hangover cure for Sunday

Originally Posted by Stig_Of_The_Dump

5 minute walk from my house.

And how long to walk back afterwards?

[BanannaMan]

Originally Posted by cuffy

You need to go slightly off the beaten track and head towards Bradford on Avon to the Lock inn and sample their legendary "boatmans breakfast" i usually head their once a month, that's all my arteries can take.
As and when you do visit the area let us know and i can give you some hints n tips or even take you to places you wanna visit.

Thanks much Cuffy!
Will be in touch before when I know more details.

Originally Posted by cuffy

I will more than probably be their this weekend. The lock inn that is, not your house
That'll be my hangover cure for Sunday

Any orger is always welcome to come knock on my door. Although this weekend you could be knocking for some time as I am not in this weekend.

Originally Posted by wyrdness

And how long to walk back afterwards?

I have been here two months and not yet had the pleasure of a stagger/walk back whilst under the influence. If the weather continues to be as kind as it is at the moment, I am sure it will not be long.

[Richie]

why not come over here to West Down camp... free food if you break us out, or smuggle in a crete of beer !