Hello Patty,

Add one more.
:-)


2007/6/18, Patty Langasek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> One of the traditions that has sprouted with each Debconf is taking a day to
> learn more about our hosting country and spend with other developers for
> recreation and socialization. We've had many successful DayTrips and have
> decided upon another trip that is bound to be equally as successful as
> others have in the past. As wonderful and glorious as Edinburgh is in its
> antiquity, it's not all of Scotland - and there's so much more to see that
> it was difficult to decide how to fit enough of this beautiful country into
> one day.
>
> The Isle of Bute [0] promises to offer most of what we wish to share of
> Scotland, that we don't believe you'll find in other countries. You've come
> several hundred to thousands of kilometers, and you deserve to see what this
> country can show off!
>
> A very scenic train ride will get us to Glasgow, and another scenic train
> ride will bring us to the port where we will catch a ferry to get to the
> island. On the island, we'll see the southern tip of the Highlands, a
> gorgeous coastal view and an old castle for us to visit as well as a small
> town for shopping and eating pleasures.
>
> There are only 2 downsides. We have no sponsorship for this (yet, if someone
> is willing to throw some sponsorship money at us for this trip, the entire
> orga team and those who would enjoy the trip would be much appreciative),
> which means all costs must come out of pocket. The cost is about 20 pounds.
> I hope to get this cost down with an attempt at convincing travel people
> that our group is large and thus perhaps earning a discount of sorts. It's
> entire possible we can get the cost down if enough people are interested, so
> I would like a headcount of people interested. Shoot an email back to me if
> you're interested - and let me know what your cost prohibitions are.
>
> The other downside is the travel time is about 3 hours to reach the coast,
> and 3 hours back. The scenery is amazing along the route, and thus, should
> prove to be relaxing and offer time for off-line hacking (if you are so
> inclined), perhaps a mysterious card game that cannot be named, or even just
> relaxing/napping for awhile. This travel time does make it an entire day
> trip, but it'll be well worth it.
>
> In summary: train trip to the west coast; ferry trip to Bute Isle; visit the
> town, the castle and enjoy the scenery and each other. Cost is about 20
> pounds for travel.
>
> I'm very excited about this trip, and I hope you all are, too. Please let me
> know if you are interested.
>
> Thanks, all!
> Patty
>
> [0] http://www.visitbute.com/
>
>
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> Patty Langasek
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> At times, you may end up far away from home; you may not be
> sure of where you belong, anymore. But home is always
> there... because home is not a place. It's wherever your
> passion takes you.
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