01-06-2014, 10:59
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Buckinghamshire
Posts: 3,076
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Originally Posted by gpm
Well hopefully they will be more dog friendly on the continent. Leaving Glasgow Wednesday morning and picked out a few places to stop on the way. Never heard of it but quite fancied a place called Thame, just off the motorway. The Swan, no dogs, the Spreading Eagle, no dogs, I did send a picture of her afterwards to let them see what they were missing and I tried to upload it on here to give you fair warning what a Maltese Lion Dog looks like! but need a bit more practise. Folkestone on Thursday night and through the tunnel on Friday, which is the 70th anniversary of D Day, so heading to Normandy first to see where my father in law, ( drum Major in the Argyll,s) won the war. After that taking advice from fellow posters, missing out Paris and heading for Barcelona.
No hurry, but looking forward to taking the Lion dog for an evening stroll round the square.
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Are you on the Sunday night ferry? Coincidently we used to live 3 miles from Thame and it is lovely town. Re dog friendly or rather not, I can see both sides really. Having 'dog' sat my dental hygienist's 7 month old cockapoo for two weeks recently ( don't ask!) I was very pleased that our local pub 2 miles along the canal path from my house was very welcoming...even to a completely off its head bonkers puppy!! However there are a lot of people who don't care much for dogs or may have allergies. The Spread Eagle in Thame is well renowned and does a lot of events, weddings etc and probably not well suited for dogs. Was it the Swan in Tetbury? Another rather grand pub with an antique shop attached? However there are plenty of other dog friendly pubs in the area.
Good luck with your journey and have fun. We are
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