It has been a while since I last posted on this blog. Despite my lack of regular posting June was record in terms of people visiting and page views. For all of you have taken the time to read these ramblings then I thank you for your perseverance.
Anyhow, to the business in hand. Yesterday I had a meeting with Nigel Wimpenny, the surviving director at SLP following the departure of Graham Hodgson, Bev Dixon and Ian Gaskell. I have to say up front that Nigel came across as a genuine person who wants to get things sorted amicably. Time will tell if my first impressions will be proved correct, but the signs are very encouraging. I really do feel we have the opportunity to resolve many of our differences and disputes to enable all owners to enjoy their investment in the Lake District. At this stage I am not going to divulge any further details of the meeting, but I do feel a lot more positive about the future.
That brings me to today. Both my wife and myself took a day off work and got up here early. What a fantastic day! The weather was absolutely glorious, sunshine all afternoon (even got a touch of sunburn). However, what really capped off the day was the sun going down over the hills around Lake Windermere and the fantastic colours in the sky. Just hope the rain holds off so I can get a game of golf in over at Carus Green in Kendal.
Here's to more days like today.
KW
After 20 years of paying out for Hotels and Cottages my wife and I decided on a large livaboard on Winderemere.. until that is we came across a pitch at Fallbarrow and without even speaking to each other we had decided a Lodge was the answer.. that was nine months ago and we feel it is one of the best purchases ever.. but.. the fees are very high.
With the advent of the new Cafe recently opened.. i'm wondering what is in store for us all.. because it hasn't exactly set Bowness alight and trade appears to be slow and someone is going to have to pay for the re-furb.. perhaps KW can shed some light ??
Came across this blog by accident using Google.. I like it.. thanks Malcolm & Sue