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Winter 2016/2017 Time Table Winter 2016/2017 Time Table To book your seat please telephone 01271 328866 (Monday-Friday, 9.30am -12.30pm, excluding Bank Holidays) Date Outing details Pick up area Pick up & Fare return Excluding approx times meals & entrance fees September A scenic drive to the Valley of the Rocks Westleigh, Instow, Yelland, Fremington, Wednesday 10.30am with a light lunch in Mother Meldrum’s Tea Bickington, Sticklepath, Roundswell, £10 7th to Gardens. Barnstaple, Pilton, Stoke Rivers, Shirwell, September Loxhore, East Down, Kentisbury, Arlington. 4.30pm A visit to the South Molton Pannier Market Georgeham, Croyde, Saunton, Braunton, Thursday 10.30am followed by a carvery at The popular Wrafton, Pilton, Barnstaple, Newport, £10 8th to Northgate Inn. Landkey, Swimbridge. September 4.30pm A drive to Hartland Quay Hotel for lunch. South Molton, Chittlehampton, Filleigh, Monday 10.30am Swimbridge, Landkey, Newport, Barnstaple, £10 12th Enjoy the waves! to Sticklepath, Bickington, Fremington, Instow, September 4.30pm Westleigh. Thursday A scenic drive to the South Molton Pannier Instow, Yelland, Fremington, Bickington, 10.30am 15th Market followed by a carvery at The Roundswell, Sticklepath, Barnstaple, Pilton, £10 to September Stoke Rivers, Shirwell, Loxhore, East Down, popular Northgate Inn. 4.30pm Kentisbury, Arlington. Mystery Trip! Bishops Nympton, South Molton, Filleigh, Tuesday Swimbridge, Landkey, Newport, Barnstaple, 9am £10 20th Let Richard and Alan take you out for a day Pilton, Stoke Rivers, Shirwell, Loxhore, East to September of surprises. Includes a stop for lunch. Down, Kentisbury, Arlington. 5pm Steam & Lunch! Instow, Yelland, Fremington, Bickington, Wednesday 9am £10 Sticklepath, Roundswell, Barnstaple 21st to (excluding £4 £4 entry fee applies on the day. September 5pm entry) A drive to the popular Old Well Garden Georgeham, Croyde, Saunton, Braunton, Thursday 10.30am Wrafton, Pilton, Barnstaple, Newport, £10 22nd Centre, Uffculme for lunch. to Landkey, Swimbridge. September 4.30pm October A visit to picturesque Bude Canal with time Kentisbury, Arlington, Shirwell, Loxhore, for a short walk if desired, followed by Bratton Fleming, East Down, Churchill, Monday lunch at the Brendon Arms, Bude. Goodleigh, Stoke Rivers, Pilton, Barnstaple, 9am 3rd Sticklepath, Roundswell, Bickington, to £10 October Fremington, Yelland, Instow, Westleigh 5pm Thursday A visit to Brooks Garden Centre, near Bude Barnstaple, Pilton, Wrafton, Braunton, 9am 6th followed by lunch in their restaurant. Saunton, Croyde, Georgeham to £10 October 5.30pm A countryside drive to Bernaville Nurseries Barnstaple, Newport, Landkey, Swimbridge, Monday Filleigh, North Molton, South Molton, 10am th near Exeter with time for shopping and 10 Bishop’s Nympton to £10 October lunch in the Lily Pond Restaurant. 5pm Lunch at the Robins Restaurant at Georgeham, Croyde, Saunton, Braunton, Thursday 9.30am Homeleigh Garden Centre, Launceston Wrafton, Pilton, Barnstaple 13th to £10 October with time to browse the centre. 5pm Date Outing details Pick up area Pick up & Fare return Excluding approx times meals & entrance fees October A scenic countryside drive for cream tea at Westleigh, Instow, Yelland, Fremington, The Miller’s Wife Tearoom at Hele Corn Bickington, Roundswell, Sticklepath, Monday Barnstaple, Pilton, Stoke Rivers, Goodleigh, 1pm th Mill, Ilfracombe. 17 Churchill, East Down, Bratton Fleming, to £10 Access: short cobble path outside the tea October Loxhore, Shirwell, Arlington, Kentisbury 5.30pm room, no wheelchair accessible toilet.0 Lunch at the Robins Restaurant at Barnstaple, Newport, Landkey, Swimbridge, Monday 9.30am Homeleigh Garden Centre, Launceston Filleigh, South Molton, Bishop’s Nympton, 24th Chittlehampton, Umberleigh, Atherington to £10 October with time to browse the centre. 5.30pm November A day at RHS Gardens Rosemoor, Barnstaple, Pilton , Stoke Rivers, Goodleigh, Torrington. Free entry day. Churchill, East Down, Bratton Fleming, Friday Loxhore, Shirwell, Arlington, Kentisbury 9am th Why not take a picnic, or enjoy lunch in the 4 South Molton, Chittlehampton, Atherington to £10 Garden Kitchen, or a cream tea in the November 5.30pm Wisteria Tea Room. Lunch at the Sandy Cove Hotel with Westleigh, Instow, Yelland, Fremington, Wednesday spectacular views over Combe Martin. Bickington, Roundswell, Sticklepath, 10.30am 9th Barnstaple, Pilton, Wrafton, Braunton, to £10 November Saunton, Croyde, Georgeham 4pm A couple of hours shopping at Atlantic Pilton, Barnstaple, Landkey, Swimbridge, Tuesday Village and the new Atlantic Park, followed Filleigh, North Molton, South Molton, 9am 15th by lunch at Country Cousins, Westward Ho. Bishop’s Nympton to £10 November 4pm A couple of hours shopping at Atlantic Barnstaple, Pilton, Wrafton, Braunton, Thursday Village and the New Atlantic Park, followed Saunton, Croyde, Georgeham 9am 17th by lunch The Pier House, with views of to £10 November Bideford Bay and out towards Lundy Island. 4pm A visit to Dartington Crystal (entrance fee Barnstaple, Sticklepath, Roundswell, applies for factory tours) and its Bickington, Fremington, Yelland, Instow, surrounding shops including Edinburgh Westleigh Woolen Mill and Cath Kidston. Wednesday 9am Followed by a late lunch in RHS Garden’s 23rd to £10 November Rosemoor’s Garden Kitchen, with time to 5pm visit the plant centre if desired, where the Devon Wildlife Trust can answer any questions about wildlife in the garden. WE NEED YOUR HELP! Georgeham, Croyde, Saunton, Wrafton, A fun morning decorating the Go North Pilton, Barnstaple Wednesday 10am Devon Christmas Tree for the South Molton 30th to £10 November Festival, in St Mary Magdalene Church. 4pm Followed by lunch at the Politmore Inn. December A visit to the annual Christmas Tree Barnstaple, Sticklepath, Roundswell, Festival in South Molton where the Go Bickington, Fremington, Yelland, Instow, Thursday Westleigh, Lake Eastacombe, Tawstock, 10am £10 st North Devon Tree will be on display, 1 Bishop’s Tawton to (entry fee December followed by a lunch at The Northgate Inn. 3pm applies) There is an entry fee to festival. To book your seat please telephone 01271 328866 (Monday-Friday, 9.30am -12.30pm, excluding Bank Holidays) Date Outing details Pick up area Pick up & Fare return Excluding approx times meals & entrance fees December Thursday A drive to Hartland Quay Hotel for lunch. Georgeham, Croyde, Saunton, Braunton, 10am 8th Enjoy the waves! Wrafton, Pilton, Barnstaple to £10 December 4pm A couple of hours shopping at Atlantic Kentisbury, Arlington, Shirwell, Loxhore, Village and the new Atlantic Park, followed Bratton Fleming, East Down, Churchill, Monday by lunch at the Pier House, Westward Ho. Goodleigh, Stoke Rivers, Pilton, Barnstaple, 9.30am th Sticklepath, Roundswell, Bickington, 12 Enjoy breath-taking views across Westward to £10 December Fremington, Yelland, Instow, Westleigh 5pm Ho beach, Bideford Bay and out towards Lundy Island. A scenic drive across the picturesque Georgeham, Croyde, Saunton, Braunton, 10am Wednesday Exmoor stopping for lunch at the Exmoor Wrafton, Pilton, Barnstaple to th 14 Forest Inn at Simonsbath. 4pm £10 December A drive across the picturesque Exmoor with Pilton, Barnstaple, Newport, Landkey, Friday 10am lunch at the Exmoor White Horse Inn, Swimbridge, Filleigh, North Molton, South 16th Molton, Bishop’s Nympton,. to £10 December Exford. 4pm January A scenic drive to the Old Well Garden Westleigh, Instow, Yelland, Fremington, Monday 9am Centre, Uffculme with time for shopping Bickington, Roundswell, Sticklepath, Lake, 9th to £10 and lunch in their restaurant. Eastacombe, Tawstock, Bishop’s Tawton, January Chittlehampton 5pm A visit to Blackdown Garden Centre, Braunton, Wrafton, Pilton, Barnstaple Thursday 9am Wellington, with lunch in the Lake View 12th to £10 January Restaurant. 5pm A scenic drive across the picturesque Pilton, Barnstaple, Newport, Landkey, Monday Swimbridge, Filleigh, South Molton, Bishop’s 10am th Exmoor stopping for lunch at the Exmoor 16 Nympton, North Molton to £10 January Forest Inn at Simonsbath. 4.30pm A visit to Blackdown Garden Centre, Pilton, Barnstaple , Sticklepath, Roundswell, Wednesday Bickington, Fremington, Yelland, Instow, 9am th Wellington, with lunch in the Lake View 25 Westleigh to £10 January Restaurant. 5.00pm February A drive through the beautiful Snowdrop Westleigh, Instow, Yelland, Fremington, Thursday Valley in Exmoor National Park, followed by Bickington, Roundswell, Sticklepath, 9.30am £10 9th lunch at the Rest and Be Thankful Inn, Barnstaple, Pilton to February Wheddon Cross. (subject to change) 5pm A drive through the beautiful Snowdrop Barnstaple, Newport, Landkey, Swimbridge, Friday Valley in Exmoor National Park, followed by Filleigh, North Molton, South Molton, 9.30am 10th lunch at the Rest and Be Thankful Inn, Bishop’s Nympton to £10 February Wheddon Cross. (subject to change) 5pm A drive to Hartland Quay Hotel for lunch. Kentisbury, Arlington, Shirwell, Loxhore, Wednesday Bratton Fleming, East Down, Churchill, 10am Enjoy the waves! £10 15th Goodleigh, Stoke Rivers, Pilton, Barnstaple , to February Sticklepath, Roundswell, Bickington, 5pm Fremington, Yelland, Instow, Westleigh Date Outing details Pick up area Pick up & Fare return Excluding approx times meals & entrance fees February A drive through the beautiful Snowdrop Pilton, Barnstaple, Wrafton, Braunton, Tuesday Valley in Exmoor National Park, followed by Saunton, Croyde, Georgeham 9.30am 21st lunch at the Rest and Be Thankful Inn, to £10 February Wheddon Cross. (subject to change)
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