Advanced scouting party


By noibla
June 10 2015

For the National 1 clubs ? this was one idea being put forward for the reason of the sudden appearance of these hardy folk going around, it's said, to all National 1 clubs for an up todate appraisal of the grounds and facilities including accomodation bookings in the locality at group rates for the coming seasons games. The Albion game it is hoped will be a big attraction for large visiting crowds especially in the summer and warm spring months as it provides such keenly sort after facilities in and around the city. This has caused some consternation with local councillors as this advanced party haven't booked for their local caravan pitches as normal and it took them by surprise.

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This tranquil setting in Kings Road handily placed across the road to the weekly car boot sales at Stonehouse Creek to be visited on the weekend before the rugby in the winter and of course in a lovely parkside setting in the good weather, here are some of the seven or so caravans along with vechicles and three ponies who are tethered nearby.

 

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The gentle slope of the pathway provides a first class cycle path for the youngters.

 

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Here you can see one of the ponies looking well fed and watered with a lovely shine to it's coat. I wonder if there are going to be trecking party's this year around the Hoe and back ?

Advanced scouting party
Posted by: Unofficial Plymouth Albion (IP Logged)
Date: 10/06/2015 20:47

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