Royal Oak, Chipperfield on Tuesday 3rd Oct
- Thread starter 911addict
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Don't need an invite; just a lot of encouragement and reminders will do [
]BTW, as the Landlord will tell you: Rick and I came to your meet last month but non of you were around! Can you please put a bit more effort into sync-ing your meets with Rick's PDA gizmo, as we had arrived a day early
... Will try and attend again in the future; next week I'm at a conference from work...Those interested, see this thread: http://www.porscheclubgbforum.com/m.asp?m=232537
Location postcode for your TomTom: WD4 9LR
pauljmcnulty
Active member
Whatever you do, eat before you arrive.
Ever seen the food at the pub featured in men behaving badly? They based it on the Royal Oak but toned it down for TV [:'(][:'(][:'(]
Their barbeque is particularly unsuitable for those with false teeth []
Ever seen the food at the pub featured in men behaving badly? They based it on the Royal Oak but toned it down for TV [:'(][:'(][:'(]
Their barbeque is particularly unsuitable for those with false teeth [
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simonm
New member
Well I use a pub which is 'only' 2.3 miles from Chipperfield at Flaunden called the Green Dragon.
The Green Dragon has an enormous car park - it's quite easy for me to hide my 997 in it, no chance of a dinged door etc.
It's a pretty village, more likely to see a horse than another car, and the pub is quiet.
Serves Pub food, but also has a Thai restaurant attached - also Thai bar food menu is also available - a slightly lighter selection?
The beer is Adnams e.g. Abbots Ale, London Pride, ESB etc.
One route in to the village has a Green Dragon looking over the hedge of a pub garden, guess they were a little lazy and called the pub after it?
Here is a link: Green Dragon HP3 0PP (01442 832269)
It's not a true 'restaurant' pub where the only reason is to get good food e.g. Brick Layer's Arms, Flaunden (which wins awards for food) but is usually crowded and not one you might go to for a casual drink.
The Green Dragon has an enormous car park - it's quite easy for me to hide my 997 in it, no chance of a dinged door etc.
It's a pretty village, more likely to see a horse than another car, and the pub is quiet.
Serves Pub food, but also has a Thai restaurant attached - also Thai bar food menu is also available - a slightly lighter selection?
The beer is Adnams e.g. Abbots Ale, London Pride, ESB etc.
One route in to the village has a Green Dragon looking over the hedge of a pub garden, guess they were a little lazy and called the pub after it?
Here is a link: Green Dragon HP3 0PP (01442 832269)
It's not a true 'restaurant' pub where the only reason is to get good food e.g. Brick Layer's Arms, Flaunden (which wins awards for food) but is usually crowded and not one you might go to for a casual drink.
911addict
New member
Just got back from the meet.
Really enjoyed meeting the guys and girls, regulars and newbies alike.
Looking forward to the next one.
regards,
Mark
PS: Robin & Jo, thanks for the rundown on your Europe trip, sounds fantastic. I'm keen to do some travelling by Porsche next year!
Really enjoyed meeting the guys and girls, regulars and newbies alike.
Looking forward to the next one.
regards,
Mark
PS: Robin & Jo, thanks for the rundown on your Europe trip, sounds fantastic. I'm keen to do some travelling by Porsche next year!
pauljmcnulty
Active member
I'd agree that the venue should be changed, but I'd consider it only polite to discuss it with the RO before going too far [8|]
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